At least 127 killed, wounded citizens due to Israeli raids

The toll of the Israeli targeting on the cities of Deir ez-Zor and al-Bukamal has reached at least 80 dead and 37 wounded, most of them from pro-Iranian groups.

At least 127 killed, wounded citizens due to Israeli raids
13 January, 2021   10:49
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At dawn today, Israeli aircraft targeted sites and warehouses of ammunition and weapons belonging to the Damascus government forces, and other groups loyal to Iran, or what is known as the "Fatemiyoun Brigade", in the area extending from Deir-ez-Zor to the Syrian-Iraqi border in the al-Bukamal desert.

The toll of the Israeli raids on Deir ez-Zor reached no less than 77, between one dead and one wounded (40 killed and 37 wounded, and the dead were 9 of the Damascus government forces, and 31 pro-Iranian groups of non-Syrian nationalities).

and in the Details, the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights said that Israel targeted, with more than 10 strikes, Ayyash warehouses, Camp al-Saeqah, 137th Brigade, the mountain overlooking the city of Deir-ez-Zor, and other locations on the outskirts of the city.

And explained that "the Israeli raids resulted in the destruction of warehouses and sites, in addition to the killing of 16 people, including 9 government forces, and 11 pro-Iranian groups of non-Syrian nationalities."

While 6 airstrikes targeted sites and warehouses of ammunition and weapons in the al-Bukamal desert, which resulted in the killing of 11 pro-Iranian groups of non-Syrian nationalities, in addition to heavy material losses, in addition to targeting sites and warehouses in al-Mayadeen Badia with two strikes, which led to the killing 13 operatives from the pro-Iranian groups, according to the observatory.

It is worth noting that each of the Israeli strikes is loaded with more than one missile, and this Israeli targeting is the most intense of its kind on Syrian territory, while no response or attempt to confront the Israeli bombing was detected by the defenses of the government air forces.

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ANHA