Title: Alleged Israeli Airstrikes Target Syrian Army and Iranian Militias in Eastern Syria

In recent developments, alleged Israeli airstrikes have reportedly targeted sites used by the Syrian Army and Iranian militias in eastern Syria. According to the Syrian state news agency SANA, two Syrian soldiers were injured as a result of the strikes.

The unidentified aircraft reportedly targeted sites belonging to Iranian militias in the Deir Ezzor region. The airstrikes were reported to have hit a site near al-Bukamal as well as near the cities of al-Mayadeen and Deir Ezzor.

The targets of the airstrikes included a railway crossing, a border bridge, a Hezbollah radar system, and an Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) human resources building. These locations have been regarded as strategic points for Iranian-backed forces in Syria.

This is not the first time Israel has been blamed for such airstrikes. Just a few days ago, another airstrike was allegedly carried out by Israel, targeting an Iranian weapons shipment near Damascus. The shipment was reported to be headed to Lebanon, and the building in question belonged to Hezbollah.

Syrian state media did not provide any comment or official statement regarding the previous airstrike. These recent incidents highlight the ongoing tensions in the region, particularly between Israel and Iran-backed forces, as they continue to engage in indirect conflict on Syrian soil.

Israel has consistently expressed concerns about Iran’s growing influence in neighboring Syria. Israeli officials have repeatedly stated that they will take necessary action to prevent the transfer of advanced weapons to Hezbollah and other militant groups operating in the region.

As of now, neither the Israeli government nor the military has officially claimed responsibility for the airstrikes. However, these recent developments are likely to further escalate tensions and raise questions about the motives and consequences of such attacks in the already volatile region of the Middle East.

The situation in eastern Syria remains uncertain, with both sides closely monitoring any further developments that may unfold.