According to a website affiliated with the Syrian opposition, the IDF distributed leaflets in the south of the divided country with a direct warning to the Assad regime: "It is Hezbollah's time to leave Syria."
The letter published on the Syrian website: "Your life and the lives of your people are in danger"
A day after the Syrian state media reported an Israeli attack in southern Damascus, a website affiliated with the Syrian opposition published a photo in which a warning message was issued to the Assad regime's army, which was allegedly scattered in the south of the country.
According to the website, Israeli planes scattered these posters before the attack on military sites of the Assad regime around southern Damascus, a-Swida and Jabal al-Mana.
A letter addressed to the commander of the 112th Brigade in the Syrian army, Basel Abu Eid, stated that despite previous warnings, he still allows Hezbollah to be in the area under his command.
"You are putting your life and the lives of your people in danger because of Hezbollah's interest service in southern Syria," he stressed.
"What is the role of Hezbollah in southern Syria?", The author wondered, "What are his achievements in training the region and the army? Does the exploitation of the residents' difficult situation to recruit them to carry out terrorist acts serve the Syrian interests? "
Reports in Syria: Israel attacks in southern Damascus // Photo from Syrian television
It was further clarified to the Syrian commander: "Hezbollah has brought destruction and instability to the region. Because of him you personally and the army in general will pay the price. It is Hezbollah's time to leave Syria, it is Hezbollah's time to leave the 112th Brigade."
As you may recall, the official news agency reported last night that at 23:10 Israel carried out an air strike on targets in the southern part of Damascus and it was alleged that the air defense systems intercepted most of the missiles.
The Syrian Center for Human Rights, based in London and affiliated with the opposition to the Assad regime, last night reported explosions heard last night at a radar base in the village of al-Dor in the al-Sawaida area, where Iranian and Hezbollah militiamen are staying. Today, the Syrian center updated on two dead in al-Kiswa, one killed at a radar station in al-Sawaida and more than 11 wounded.
It was also reported that military positions were attacked near the Syrian army's No. 1 division in al-Kiswa in southern Damascus, where Iranian militias are located.
The center reported loud explosions heard as a result of the missile being intercepted by air defense systems at a post of the 91st Brigade, and west of al-Sawaida.
