Syrian state media on Monday evening reported an Israeli airstrike on the outskirts of Homs, in the western part of the country.

The reports indicated that the attack targeted several ammunition and missile warehouses in Syrian regime military bases. A Syrian air defense base was also reportedly struck.

Subsequent reports and footage claimed that Israel conducted airstrikes near Latakia, with reports of explosions near the port city.

Israel has not commented on the reports so far.

The Syrian Foreign Ministry condemned the strikes attributed to Israel and said, “We strongly condemn the Israeli airstrikes on several sites in the Homs and Latakia governorates. This is a blatant violation of international law and the principles of the UN Charter. The attacks constitute a grave breach of Syrian sovereignty, a direct threat to its security and regional stability, and they are part of a series of escalations that Israel is carrying out on Syrian territory.”

“Syria firmly rejects any attempt to undermine its sovereignty or national security and calls on the international community, and particularly the UN Security Council, to fulfill its legal responsibilities and adopt a clear and decisive stance that will put an end to these repeated attacks, in a manner that ensures respect for its sovereignty and territorial integrity,” it added.

In late August, a Syrian military source claimed that IDF forces had been deployed at a military base in Al-Kiswah, south of Damascus.

According to the source, dozens of soldiers were present at the site with equipment used for conducting searches. The force reportedly remained at the base for over two hours before departing in the same manner they arrived.

At the same time, reports surfaced of Israeli airstrikes in the Al-Kiswah area.

In response, the IDF stated that it “does not comment on foreign reports.”

Later, however, Defense Minister Israel Katz wrote on X, “Our forces are operating on all fronts, day and night, for Israel’s security.”

Israel did not comment on that report.