A Patriot missile is launched. (Screenshot)
A Syrian officer aligned with the Assad regime said that a drone targeted by an Israeli Patriot belonged to the Syria-Iran-Hezbollah coalition.
By: World Israel News Staff
A Syrian officer, speaking for a coalition of forces aligned with the Assad regime, said Monday that the drone targeted this week by an Israeli Patriot missile over the Syrian Golan Heights was taking part in the the “liberation” of Daraa and Quneitra.
The two areas are located on Israel’s border with Syria.
Here is a video shot in the city of Safed of the Patriot being launched at the drone. (Credit: Hakol Hayehudi and Yahev Ben Simon).
According to a report by Debka File, “Syrian military coalition fighting for the liberation of southern Syria,” said the drone was taking part in the “coalition’s operation to liberate Daraa and Quneitra from terrorists.”
This was the first Syrian response to the incident. The “coalition” in Syrian terms refers to units composed of government forces, Hezbollah and pro-Iranian Shi’ite militias.
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