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War monitor says four dead in Israel Damascus strike
Beirut, Lebanon, Oct 8 (AFP) Oct 08, 2024
A war monitor said four people were killed in an Israeli air strike on Tuesday targeting a building in the Syrian capital used by Iran's Revolutionary Guards and Lebanon's Hezbollah.

"Israel targeted a building frequented by senior Revolutionary Guards and Hezbollah operatives, as well as a car parked in front of the building... killing four people," the Britain-based Syrian Observatory for Human Rights said.

Earlier, Syria's official SANA news agency reported an Israeli strike on a residential building in the Mazzeh neighbourhood of Damascus, which is home to security headquarters and embassies.

AFPTV footage from the scene showed a building engulfed in smoke, with rubble and torn metal strewn on the ground. An AFP correspondent counted about 20 cars damaged by the falling debris.


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