Thread: In the early hours of yesterday morning (22nd Jan. 2021) #Syria|n State Media confirmed that SAA Air Defense was engaging "hostile targets" over Syria. The early reports indicated multiple explosions across Damascus, Hama, Tartus and Safita region.

A US-made GBU-39 SDB fired by the Israeli Air Force was apparently what killed an entire family in Hama this morning. Photo on the left from an older Israeli strike on Syria. pic.twitter.com/B1UD3BgEKY
— Within Syria (@WithinSyriaBlog) January 22, 2021

Still finding additional airstrike evidence from older reported #IDF airstrikes in #Syria. Imagery from 22nd Sept. shows the targeting of an SNR-125 "Low Blow\u201d radar belonging to an S-125 battery in Hayjanah. No new radar can be seen in recent Nov. imagery, one launcher down too. pic.twitter.com/qw8LYnNy8t
— Aurora Intel (@AuroraIntel) November 28, 2020




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