Missiles ‘probably’ from Israel fired into south Syria: monitor 

BEIRUT: Missiles believed to have been launched by Israel were fired into south Syria on Wednesday morning, targeting military positions held by the government and its allies, a war monitor said.

“The missiles, probably Israeli” were fired into the southern region, including the Tall al-Hara area in Daraa province, the Britain-based Syrian Observatory for Human Rights said.

Syrian state television also referred to reports of “Israeli aggression” in the region.