By Tyler Durden
Just days after the Friday meeting between Israeli Prime Minister Naftali Bennett and Russian President Vladimir Putin in Sochi, Israel has once again launched major strikes on southern Syria, which reportedly struck Hezbollah-linked targets near the border between the two countries.
Damascus says it has a right to respond after the Monday morning attack, describing in a foreign ministry statement: “The Israeli forces this morning showed another aggression in the southern region. This is taking place as part of a series of aggression against Syria’s sovereignty.”
Syrian media confirmed multiple Israeli missile strikes on Madinat al-Baath on the Syrian side of the Golan border – an attack which was preceded by Israeli forces dropping leaflets over the area warning people there not to cooperate with Hezbollah, the Lebanese Shia group backed by Iran.
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