Israel destroyed Bashar al-Assad's army in 48 hours

The Britain-based Syrian Center for Human Rights, which has covered the war in Syria, reported on Tuesday morning that Israel had destroyed most of Syria's most important military sites over the past 48 hours.

Security sources in Syria told Reuters that Israel attacked several air force bases across Syria, destroying infrastructure and dozens of helicopters and planes. The attacks included targets at a center linked to the production of chemical weapons in the Barzeh area, as well as at the airport in Damascus, the capital of Syria.

According to reports, the Israeli Air Force attacked the ships of the Syrian Army's navy and sank them in the Syrian Navy's home port. At the same time, the Israeli Air Force destroyed dozens of Syrian Air Force fighter jets.

The goal is that the Syrian army's weapons and weapons of war do not end up in the hands of rebels and terrorist organizations. Fox News reported that the Air Force attacked 250 targets. AFP added that "Israel bombed the 'scientific research center' north of Damascus."