Israeli Strikes Kill At Least 18 - Syria

Israeli Strikes Kill At Least 18 - Syria

Workers fix infrastructure facilities damaged in Israeli airstrikes in Masyaf, Hama province, Syria, September 9, 2024. Israeli attacked military sites in the central Syrian province of Hama late Sunday, which killed 18 people, including four civilians, and injured 37 others. Photo by Xinhua/ABACAPRESS.COM

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