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Israel said it targeted a “terrorist” in southern Syria on Saturday in what Syria’s foreign ministry said was a drone strike on a civilian vehicle on the outskirts of Damascus in a “blatant” violation of its territory.
The Syrian foreign ministry said the drone had hit a vehicle on a road near Beit Jinn village in the countryside west of the capital, which caused injuries among civilians.
Syrian state television reported one person was injured.
The Israeli military said in a statement that it fired in southern Syria towards what it described as a terrorist, whose activity posed an immediate threat to its soldiers. It did not say how it fired.
Syria’s foreign ministry said the strike was part of a pattern of repeated Israeli attacks on Syrian territory and was a “blatant violation” of its sovereignty.
It held Israel accountable for the consequences of such actions.
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