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Israeli forces blow up former regime military sites in southwestern Syria, shell Quneitra countryside

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On Sunday, Israeli forces conducted military operations in southwestern Syria, targeting sites near Jandal Castle on Mount Hermon. According to Syrian state media, the strikes destroyed military infrastructure previously utilized by the regime of deposed President Bashar al-Assad. Additionally, Israeli forces shelled areas in the Quneitra countryside, specifically targeting a region southeast of the town of Al-Rafid.

The strikes represent ongoing military activity in the region following the collapse of the Assad government. The operations focused on locations in the Golan Heights vicinity, with Syrian state television outlets, including Alikhbariah TV, confirming the damage to the former regime's military installations.

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Arab News (SA) Highlights the deposition of Bashar Assad and regional location details
Express Tribune (PK) Emphasizes the destruction of former regime assets and Quneitra shelling
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