Israel’s continued military operations in Syria, which it said on Sunday are intended to “strengthen the defense of Israel’s citizens,” have drawn accusations from the United Nations and some member states that Israel is violating a decades-long cease-fire by sending its troops within and beyond a buffer zone between the countries.

The Israeli military confirmed on Thursday that dozens of its troops were flown into Syria in September to destroy an underground missile factory funded by Iran.Military spokesman Lieutenant Colonel Nadav Shoshani told journalists in an online briefing that "this precision-guided missile factory was dug in the side of a mountain underground in the area of Masyaf.

Over 100 Shaldag special forces raided and dismantled an underground compound for manufacturing precision missiles during an operation inside Syria. The operation took place on September 8th. (IDF video.

The video showed Israeli soldiers boarding and disembarking from helicopters, navigating through a concrete-lined tunnel, and inspecting documents at the location in Syria

Israel's military on Thursday disclosed details of the highly classified operation to destroy an alleged underground missile manufacturing facility in Syria. The Syrian missile facility was reportedly funded by Iran.

The Israel Defense Forces on Thursday unveiled video footage which showed the September 8 raid conducted by special forces on an Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps arms facility used by Hezbollah forces in Syria.

Israeli military revealed its 'Operation Many Ways,' in which 100 Kingfisher fighters destroyed an underground missile facility in Syria. The site, funded by Iran, was allegedly intended for producing