UN Syrian envoys slammed Israel’s “repeated” military attacks in Syria, warning of violations of international law.

Syria accused Israel of trying to destabilize the country after being hit by a double blow to the air base and a deadly ground invasion, marking an intensification of Israeli military activity in the country.

Syrian State News Agency Sanaa said Israel killed nine people in the southern Syrian province of DERAA on Wednesday and described the ground invasion Israeli soldiers The region is the deepest since the collapse of former President Bashar al-Assad.

The country’s foreign ministry said in a telegram on Thursday that the overnight raid was an “unreasonable escalation” calling them “deliberately undermining Syria and exacerbating the suffering of the people.”

A spokesman for the Israeli army said Thursday that during ground operations in the Tasir area near Nava city, the gunmen are responding to the gunmen, “grabbing weapons and destroying terrorist infrastructure.”

The spokesman added: “[Israel’s military]will not allow a military threat in Syria and will object to it.”

Residents in the Tasir area told Reuters news agency that a group of armed locals were killed after facing a contingent of Israeli troops that had arrived in the area and destroyed the former Syrian army camp.

UN Special Envoy for Syria Geir Pedersen condemned “the repeated and intensified military escalation in Syria”, saying they undermined “the efforts to establish a new Syria for peace with themselves and the region.”

He called on Israel to “stop these attacks, which could constitute a serious violation of international law.”

Strategic Air Force Base is Shattered

The Syrian Human Rights Observatory (SOHR) said Israeli aircraft carried out two attacks on military targets near Damascus.

“Israeli fighter jets carried out air strikes near Al-Kiswah and Al-Muqaylibah outside Damascus,” the Observatory said.

On Wednesday, Israel launched some of the most intense Air strike Since the interim president’s rebels Ahmed al-Sharaa Al-Assad, who was ousted in December.

Syria’s Foreign Ministry said Israel crashed into five separate areas within a 30-minute window on Wednesday, causing the Hama Air Base to almost completely destroy dozens of civilians and soldiers.

The Israeli military said that in addition to the remaining military infrastructure in the Damascus region, Syrian media and officials said the nearness of the scientific research facility was attacked.

Israeli Defense Minister Katz said the attack was a “clear message and warning to the future – we will not allow the security of the State of Israel to be harmed”.

Foreign Minister Gideon Saar reflects Israeli concerns about Turkey’s impact in new Syria, accusing Turkie of playing a “negative role” in Syria, Lebanon and elsewhere.

“They are doing their best to make Syria a protector of Türkiye. It’s obviously their intention,” he said in a press conference in Paris on Thursday.

The Foreign Ministry of Turkier described Israel as a “strategic stableman” and is “creating chaos and feeding terrorism” and represents “the greatest threat to regional security.”

“In order to establish security throughout the region, Israel must first abandon its expansionist policies, withdraw from its territory and stop efforts to undermine stability in Syria,” the ministry said.

Neighboring Jordan said Israel’s repeated attacks on Syria clearly violated the 1974 disengagement agreement between the two countries and “blatantly violated international law.”

Saudi Arabia and Qatar also condemned the Israeli attacks.

Since the rebels took control of the country, Israel has carried out extensive bombing campaigns against Syrian military targets.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu demanded that southern Syria be completely non-military in February and said his government would not accept the existence of new government forces near Israeli territory.

In December, Netanyahu ordered troops to enter an uningested buffer that separates Israeli and Syrian forces along the occupied Golan Heights in 1974.