Symbol copyright Reuters Image caption An explosion in a Damascus suburb was once resulting from an electrical fault, state media say
Syria has denied studies that a collection of blasts at a military airport close to Damascus on Sunday have been from Israeli air moves, state media say.
The loud blasts, pronounced on the Mezzeh airport, have been as a result of an explosion at a munitions sell off, Sana news agency said, bringing up Syrian military sources.
The incident was once the result of an electrical fault, the agency added.
Israel has introduced air strikes towards Syria within the past and was once accused of targeting Mezzeh airport closing 12 months.
On Sunday, the top of UK-based monitoring workforce the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights, Rami Abdel Rahman, advised AFP news agency the Mezzeh army airport was once struck by means of a “imaginable Israeli missile” fired around the occupied Golan Heights.
In Would Possibly, Israel stated it had attacked Iranian army infrastructure in Syria following what it stated used to be an Iranian rocket attack on Israeli-held territory.
The following month, Israel stated it had shot down a Syrian warplane which entered its airspace – a unprecedented incident among the two foes.
In January final 12 months, Syrian state media quoted the military as saying that several rockets had landed at the Mezzeh airport compound, accusing Israel of bombarding the area.
