Israeli Occupation Forces Advance into the Village of Brique in Quneitra Countryside
SadaNews - An Israeli occupation force advanced this morning, Saturday, from the entrance of Bir Ajam town in the southern Quneitra countryside towards the village of Brique.
The official Syrian news agency "SANA" reported that a military force affiliated with the Israeli occupation, consisting of eight vehicles, including four Hilux trucks and four Hummer vehicles, advanced this morning in the village of Brique in southern Quneitra.
Local sources mentioned to the agency that two Hummer vehicles and two Hilux vehicles continued their movement from the village of Brique towards the old village of Brique, without setting up any barriers.
Two days ago, an Israeli occupation force composed of two Hilux trucks advanced from the Al-Adnaniyah point towards the village of Umm al-Azham before heading towards the village of Ruwayhina in the northern Quneitra countryside, and then withdrew shortly after.
Additionally, a force belonging to the Israeli occupation army advanced yesterday evening towards the abandoned (Saraya Jumla) site located in the Yarmouk Basin area in western Dara province.
The Israeli occupation continues its aggressive policies and violations of the 1974 disengagement agreement by advancing into areas in southern Syria and assaulting citizens.
Syria continues to demand the withdrawal of the Israeli occupation from its territory, emphasizing that all measures taken by it in southern Syria are null and void and do not produce any legal effect under international law. It calls on the international community to fulfill its responsibilities and curb the practices of the occupation.
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