ISI satellite company released satellite imagery of missile attack plant launched earlier this week near Aleppo • Syria blamed Israel for assault • Target destroyed completely

The ISI intelligence and satellite company is releasing a first satellite photo of the attack on Monday, May 4, 2020, near Aleppo in northern Syria, attributed to the Israeli Air Force. The picture shows the structure of Sars, the Syrian military industry, after suffering heavy damage in the Israeli attack. According to various foreign publications, the site dealt with the missile and rocket precision project.

Documentation of the attack on Aleppo // Photo: From the Arab networks

In an intelligence report accompanying the satellite imagery, it was stated that the attack was aimed at an assembly and construction workshop in the compound of the missile plant near the town of Elspira, south of Milk City. The structure was significantly damaged as were the machines in it, which probably paralyzes the production and assembly capabilities of components on site.

According to Syrian government news agency Sanaa, on Monday night, air defense systems were activated against assault in Aleppo sky. Later the attack was attributed to Israel. 

"Sana" reporter reports that defense systems have pushed Israeli attack on Aleppo research center. Syrian sources reported that at 22:38, "Israeli air defense systems responded to Israeli aggression on labs and security workshops in Aleppo's southeastern region."

Assault in Aleppo // Documentation published in Syrian media

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A military source told "Sana" that "around ten-thirty appeared on the radar screens of the air defense systems, enemy jets coming northeast of Africa, located in southeast Aleppo. The planes attacked several military warehouses in the al-Sapira area, and defense systems apparently intercepted enemy missiles. It was also reported that a situation assessment of the extent of the damage was done. 

A pro-Saudi al-Arab correspondent reported that "Israeli fighter jets have fired 12 missiles at the Aleppo Research Center."