Israeli strikes hit airbase runway in northwest Syria but no casualties, state TV reports
Summary
Israeli airstrikes hit the Abu Duhur airbase in northwest Syria, damaging the runway but causing no injuries, according to Syrian state TV. The attack took place amid rising tensions in Syria following the fall of President Bashar Assad’s government in December 2024.Key Facts
- Israeli airstrikes damaged the runway of Abu Duhur airbase in Idlib province, Syria.
- No casualties were reported from the attack.
- Syrian state TV reported the strikes but gave no extra details.
- The Israeli military and Turkish officials did not comment on the incident.
- Foreign fighters had recently left the airbase, according to the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights.
- Turkey has been repairing the airbase, which was inactive for years during the Syrian conflict.
- Bashar Assad’s government fell in December 2024, increasing tensions in the region.
- Israel has since carried out many airstrikes in Syria, mainly targeting Syrian army assets.
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