The Israeli army said Sunday that its forces had killed two people in southern Syria on Sunday, in the latest violation of the Arab country’s sovereignty, Anadolu reports.
Israel’s public broadcaster KAN said army forces spotted the two individuals Saturday evening, claiming they had moved “unusually” within the so-called “security zone” established by Israel in Syrian territory following the fall of Bashar al-Assad’s regime.
There was no immediate comment from Syrian authorities regarding the incident.
Meanwhile, an Israeli force raided the village of Ain al-Eid in the southwestern Quneitra countryside on Saturday, setting up a military checkpoint and searching passersby and a resident’s home, according to the Syrian Arab News Agency (SANA).
SANA added that another Israeli force, consisting of four military vehicles, entered the village of Ain al-Ziwan in the southern Quneitra countryside on Friday, raided a house, and arrested one person before withdrawing from the area.
