The end of the Bashar al-Assad regime in Syria, the largest air operation in the history of Israel, the occupation of Syrian territories, the destruction of the army, air force and navy.

Damascus/ Tel Aviv (94 Web News Desk) After the overthrow of Bashar al-Assad's regime in Syria, Israel has carried out heavy airstrikes on various areas of Syria, in which important military positions have been targeted. The attacks came after opposition forces ousted President Bashar al-Assad from power and created a political vacuum in Syria.

According to Al Jazeera TV, Israel hit an air defense base near the port city of Latakia, damaging Syrian ships and destroying military warehouses. Attacks in and around the capital, Damascus, targeted military installations, research centers, and the Electronic Warfare Administration.

According to SOHR, the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights, Israel has destroyed the most important military sites in Syria, including airports, warehouses, aircraft squadrons, radars, military signal stations, and weapons and ammunition depots at various locations.

Israeli Foreign Minister Gideon Saar has decided to send troops to the buffer zone east of the Golan Heights “Limited and temporary measures” It has been stated that “Security reasons” Done for Israel passed 48 On Syrian soil within hours approx 250 Airstrikes have been carried out to destroy the military capabilities of the former regime. The Israeli media has described this operation as the largest air operation in the history of the Israeli Air Force.

Al Jazeera reporter Rasool Sardar, reporting from Damascus, said that Israel's attacks are systematic and aimed at destroying Syrian defense centers. Three major airports in latest attacks (Homs, Qamishli, and Damascus), weapons warehouses, and other strategic military locations were targeted. Israel claims that these operations are being carried out to prevent these strategic facilities and military equipment from falling into the hands of the opposition.

Syria's newly elected Salvation government, to which Bashar al-Assad's Prime Minister Mohammad Ghazi al-Jalali agreed to hand over power, did not immediately react. “The Syrian people have the right to rebuild their country free from foreign occupation and violence.