An Israeli drone strike targeted a vehicle in Beit Jinn, southwestern Syria, injuring one person on Saturday. The IDF stated the strike targeted a Syrian terrorist poised to carry out an imminent attack on Israeli soldiers near the border.
Israeli Defense Minister Israel Katz warned Turkey against "dangerous adventures" in Syria following Israel's strike on the Abu Al-Duhur air base. Turkey condemned the attack and vowed continued military support for Damascus, raising tensions amid a NATO summit where President Trump praised U.S.-Turkey relations.
Israeli airstrikes hit the Abu al-Duhur military airbase in northwestern Syria, prompting the United States to label the attack an "unnecessary escalation" and drawing condemnation from Turkey. Syria reported material damage but no casualties at the base near the Turkish border, marking Israel's first strike on Syrian government assets since March.
