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Live UpdateFrom the Liveblog of Sunday, April 2, 2023
Satellite images show damage caused by alleged overnight Israeli airstrike in Syria
This photo released by ImageSat International on April 2, 2023, shows damage to the al-Dabaa airport in Syria after an airstrike attributed to Israel a day earlier. (ImageSat International)
Satellite images published by an Israeli intelligence and imagery firm show damage purportedly caused to the Syrian military airport at al-Dabaa near Homs in an alleged Israeli airstrike overnight.
According to ImageSat International (ISI), the airstrike late last night likely targeted Iranian-backed Hezbollah drone activity, destroying an aircraft shed, a UAV communication station and a communication vehicle.
Western intelligence sources told Reuters the strikes hit a series of air bases in central Syria where Iranian personnel are based.
