Five Iranian advisers killed in Israeli attack on Syrian capital: Officials

damascus. A building used by Iran’s Revolutionary Guard was damaged in an Israeli attack on the Syrian capital Damascus on Saturday. At least five Iranian citizens were killed in this attack. This information was received from the news of government media organizations of Syria and Iran. In this regard, the Syrian Army said that the building located in the tightly guarded Majeh area of ​​western Damascus was completely destroyed. It said the Israeli Air Force fired the missiles while flying over Syria’s Israeli-occupied Golan Heights. The Israeli military has not commented on the attack.

Hours later, an Israeli drone strike on a car near the port city of Tyre, in southern Lebanon, killed two Hezbollah members in the vehicle and two bystanders, according to the state news agency. A Hezbollah official said Ali Hudruz, a local commander of the group, was among those killed in the attack. Iran’s Revolutionary Guard issued a statement identifying those killed in the Israeli attack on the building as Hojjatollah Omidvar, Ali Aghazadeh, Hussein Mohammadi, Saeed Karimi and Mohammad Amin Samadi. However, information about the posts of these people was not given.

Meanwhile, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has pledged to oppose any form of Palestinian sovereignty in Gaza after the war. The statement issued by Netanyahu’s office on Saturday appeared to reject US President Joe Biden’s suggestion that a constructive solution could bridge the wide gap between the two leaders’ views on the issue of Palestinian statehood. The Prime Minister’s Office said Netanyahu, in his first conversation with Biden in nearly a month on Friday, made clear that there has been no change in his position on Gaza since the war. The statement said Netanyahu reiterated that Israel should maintain security control over the area after the elimination of Hamas.

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