According to Arab media reports, the Israeli drone targeted soldiers inside a battalion this afternoon, resulting in the death of four personnel and injuries to others. The raids occurred during Syrian army training exercises on the use of tanks at the targeted site and coincided with explosions in the nearby areas of Al-Mutlaa and Tel Al-Mana, due to the detonation of war remnants.
In a separate incident, a young man was killed this Tuesday morning when his home was targeted in the village of Tarinja in northern Quneitra countryside. The nature of the attack is still unknown, whether it was carried out by a drone or a missile, and the motives behind the targeting remain unclear.
On Monday morning, Israeli forces operated in multiple locations in the Damascus and Quneitra countryside, seizing control of Tal Bat Al-Warda and storming the village of Beit Jinn, where they fired directly at civilians, causing panic among the residents in a clear escalation of military activities along the Syrian border. The Syrian news agency, SANA, reported that an occupying force consisting of 11 vehicles and more than 60 soldiers advanced into the area between Beit Jinn and Beit Jinn Farm in western Damascus suburbs, firing towards the residents without causing injuries.
According to Syrian media, Israeli forces infiltrated and set up checkpoints, arresting several civilians. An Israeli military patrol composed of 8 military vehicles infiltrated the village of Abideen in the Yarmouk Basin area west of Daraa last Saturday and arrested three young men from the village before releasing them in the evening.
The Israeli army, in a statement published on its official website, mentioned that forces from the “Golan” Brigade (474) under the command of the 210th Division conducted several raids last week to seize weapons and arrest suspects. It claimed that the forces discovered several weapons depots before confiscating them, including RPGs, explosive devices, and Kalashnikov rifles, following simultaneous searches of multiple targets.





