Israel accused of launching airstrikes against Syria, still upholding the principle of "silence is golden"?

In recent days, Syria has been continuously hit by airstrikes in the central region, in the context of regional tensions approaching the "brink" of conflict.

The early morning attack on Syria on October 10 caused a large fire at a warehouse storing medical aid. (Source: Iran Press)

On October 10, Syria's SANA news agency reported that Israel conducted an airstrike on Homs and Hama provinces in central Syria early that morning.

The attack caused material damage, including a large fire at a warehouse storing medical aid. The Syrian Observatory for Human Rights said a car assembly plant in Hassia in Homs province was directly hit, while the attack in Hama province targeted an area with air defense systems and government troops.

Earlier, on October 6, Homs and Hama also suffered an airstrike that caused material damage. The Syrian Defense Ministry accused Israel of carrying out the attack.

Earlier, Syrian media said the country's air defenses had intercepted "hostile targets" in central Syria, a phrase often used to refer to Israeli airstrikes on the war-torn country.

On October 5, a series of attacks also occurred in many locations in Syria, killing at least one person and injuring three others.

Syrian state television reported at the time that the country's air defense system had been activated to intercept "hostile targets" in Homs.

Israel frequently targets Iranian-backed military positions and forces in Syria, but rarely comments on specific attacks.

The attacks come as Israel steps up its attacks on Iran-backed militants such as Hezbollah in Lebanon, after Tehran launched a major airstrike on Israel earlier this month, pushing an already fragile Middle East region toward full-scale conflict.

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