Israel Strikes Targets in Damascus, Hezbollah Says

Israeli airstrikes have targeted several locations in Damascus, Syria overnight.

The strikes, which were carried out by Israeli fighter jets, targeted a military complex in the Damascus suburb of Kisweh, as well as several other locations in the city.

According to the Syrian state news agency SANA, the strikes killed at least three Syrian soldiers and injured several others.

Hezbollah, the Lebanese militant group, said that the strikes had also targeted its positions in Damascus.

The Israeli military has not yet commented on the strikes.

The strikes come amid heightened tensions between Israel and Syria.

In recent weeks, there have been several reports of Israeli airstrikes on Syrian targets, including a strike on a military airport in the central Syrian city of Homs last month.

Israel has not officially confirmed these strikes, but it has said that it will continue to target Iranian-backed forces in Syria.

Hezbollah is a close ally of Iran, and it has a significant presence in Syria.

The group has been fighting alongside Syrian government forces in the country’s civil war.

The Israeli strikes on Hezbollah positions in Damascus are likely to further escalate tensions between Israel and Iran.

The strikes also come as the United States is considering a withdrawal of its troops from Syria.

The United States has about 2,000 troops in Syria, and their withdrawal could create a vacuum that could be filled by Iranian-backed forces.

The Israeli strikes are a reminder of the complex and dangerous situation in Syria.

The country is embroiled in a civil war that has killed hundreds of thousands of people and displaced millions more.

The war has also attracted the attention of regional and international powers, including Israel, Iran, and the United States.

The Israeli strikes on Damascus are a reminder of the ongoing tensions in the region, and they are likely to further complicate the situation in Syria.