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CORRECTED: Toll rises to 11 killed in Israeli strikes on Damascus Iran embassy annex: monitor
Beirut, April 1 (AFP) Apr 01, 2024
The Syrian Observatory for Human Rights war monitor said the death toll from an air strike on an Iranian embassy annex building in Damascus -- widely blamed on Israel -- had risen to 11 on MOnday.

"The death toll from the Israeli strikes on the Iranian embassy annex has risen to 11: eight Iranians, two Syrians and one Lebanese -- all of them fighters, none of them civilians," Rami Abdel Rahman, who heads the British-based Observatory, told AFP.

The observeratory had previously said there were eight dead.


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