The Syrian Civil Defense at the Ministry of Emergency and Disaster Management announced that its teams responded last night to 5 incidents of falling warplanes in the provinces of Daraa and Quneitra, as a result of mutual strikes between Iran and Israel.
The Civil Defense said in a statement today that 3 incidents were recorded in the city of Al-Salam in the countryside of Quneitra (remnants of drones), and two accidents in Daraa, the first near the Gharz silos east of Daraa city (remnants of a drone), and the second in the city of Inkhil (missile).
He explained that the teams inspected the sites where the war objects fell, pointing out that the damage was limited to material losses, without recording any human casualties.
The Ministry of Emergency and Disaster Management reiterated its call on citizens to adhere to safety guidelines, foremost of which are:
▪️Do not approach any foreign object or fallen debris.
▪️Take shelter inside buildings when explosions are heard.
▪️Stay away from exposed windows and surfaces.
▪️Do not gather or head to places where debris falls.
▪️Report any fire caused by falling war objects.
▪️Inform the competent authorities of any suspicious object.
▪️Follow the instructions issued by the official authorities to maintain your safety.
Four people, including three children, were injured and material damage occurred in the town of Ain Tarma in Damascus countryside on Sunday evening, as a result of the fall of remnants of a missile as a result of mutual strikes between Israel and Iran.
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