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Two Israeli Shells Reportedly Land Near Beit Jinn Without Injuries

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Syrian state media reported that two Israeli shells landed on Bat al-Warda hill between Beit Jinn and the Red Hills in the western Damascus countryside early Friday. SANA said both projectiles struck agricultural land and caused no injuries. Israeli authorities had not immediately confirmed the report, and the target remained unclear. Beit Jinn lies about 10 kilometers from Israel’s border, and the reports did not identify what was struck beyond the agricultural site. SANA published the account at 2:11 a.m. Israel time.

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