Again, Syrian Airports Hit by Israeli Missiles, Two Workers Killed
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Again, Syrian Airports Hit by Israeli Missiles, Two Workers Killed
By Alabidun Shuaib AbdulRahman
Syrian state media has confirmed that Israeli missile attacks have once again targeted two of the nation’s airports.
According to the Syrian Arab News Agency, the international airports of Damascus and Aleppo came under attack.
In the wake of the attack, it was reported by Reuters that at least two civilian workers lost their lives at Damascus airport, with information sourced from the Syrian government’s general directorate of meteorology.
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Both Damascus and Aleppo airports play a dual role, serving both civil aviation and military purposes, notably as transit points for Iranian arms destined for Hezbollah. The militant group holds considerable influence in Syria and Lebanon.
The impact of the missile strikes was considerable, rendering both airports inoperative as the runways sustained significant damage.
This marks the second occasion in recent weeks that these crucial facilities have been targeted by Israel.
