Israel’s second largest city Tel Aviv has allegedly got in the crosshairs of Syria’s Scud ballistic missiles, media report. The escalation of tensions has followed the Israeli air strike at a military research center near Damascus, Iranian media say.
Last week, a group of Israeli warplanes reportedly bombed a truck column near the Syria-Lebanon border that was believed to be transporting weapons for the Lebanese Hezbollah.
Syria vowed to retaliate for the attack. Syrian Ambassador to Lebanon, Ali Abdul-Karim Ali, said Damascus had “the option and the surprise to retaliate” and added he couldn’t predict when the response attack would take place, saying it was up to the “relevant authorities” to prepare for it.
Iran’s Foreign Ministry also warned Tel Aviv about grievous repercussions for the strike on the Syrian territory.
