In recent days, hundreds of Israeli Air Force fighter jets and aircraft delivered extensive damage to Syria�s most critical military capabilities, including fighter jets, helicopters, Scud missiles, UAVs, cruise missiles, surface-to-air systems, and precision-guided rockets.

According to IDF reports, over 90% of Syria�s identified surface-to-air missile systems were destroyed. This marks a significant blow to one of the Middle East�s strongest aerial defense networks, highlighting Israel�s regional air superiority.

Key Syrian Air Force bases were also neutralized, including the T4 Airport near northern Damascus, where SU-22 and SU-24 squadrons were obliterated. Another major target was the Ble Airport, home to three fighter squadrons. A surface-to-surface missile storage site near the Ble base was also destroyed.

Central to the strikes was a facility in the Homs area, identified as a hub for Syria�s Scud missile project and part of the country�s critical manufacturing infrastructure, known as “CERS.”

The IDF characterized these operations as a preemptive measure to prevent Syria�s advanced weaponry from being used against Israel or its allies, underscoring their commitment to regional stability and security.

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