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Reports: 10-Vehicle Israeli Force Enters Jamlah in Southern Syria

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Regional reports said an Israeli force of about 10 military vehicles entered Jamlah village in the Yarmouk Basin of western Daraa on Tuesday morning. The force reportedly crossed through the Tel Abu Ghaithar gate, advanced along the Saisoun-Jamlah road and deployed inside the village. One report also said Israeli forces at the nearby al-Jazira barracks fired heavy machine guns toward homes in Maariya, with no casualties reported. Neither Israel nor Syria issued an official confirmation, and the reports did not identify a mission, clash, arrest or casualty.

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