Israeli occupation forces targeted the area around Tel Ahmar in northern Quneitra with artillery shells on Sunday, while conducting incursions in areas of the Quneitra and Daraa countryside, and carrying out land grading operations on agricultural lands there.
The Agency correspondent reported that occupation forces fired more than five artillery shells targeting the area around Tel Ahmar near Ain al-Nuriya village, with no information received about casualties or human losses.
In the same context, occupation forces released two young men they had detained on Saturday during an incursion in the area around Tarjanja village in northern Quneitra, while they were working in olive groves in the area.
For its part, an occupation force consisting of a tank and several military vehicles incursed west of Hanout Farm in southern Quneitra countryside, and began grading lands planted with olive trees.
Reports indicated that occupation forces incursed into the Al-Aqarbiya area located between Abidin village and Jumla town in the Yarmouk Basin area in western Daraa countryside, and set up a checkpoint that hindered the movement of residents, before withdrawing from the area.
Occupation forces continue to violate the 1974 Disengagement Agreement through their continuous and repeated incursions in southern Syria, in a step to impose a security reality through raiding homes, arbitrary arrests, and land grading.
Syria continues to demand the withdrawal of the occupation from its lands, affirming that all measures taken are null and void and carry no legal effect under international law, while calling on the international community to fulfill its responsibilities and compel Israel to fully withdraw from occupied Syrian lands.
Source: Syrian Arab News Agency (SANA)
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