Earlier this morning, the SANA news agency reported a Syrian military officer was killed by Israeli airstrikes. The update comes amid Israel's ongoing war against Hezbollah.

According to a report by Iran International, senior official Mohammad Reza Zahedi feared becoming an Israeli target in Iran and fled to Damascus on the morning of his assassination.

In an unusual step, the war cabinet is expected to meet twice over the coming day for discussions on Israel's delegation to Cairo for hostage negotiations with Hamas.

Iran's Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei responded to the attack on the Iranian embassy in Syria in which 7 commanders and officers of the Revolutionary Guards were killed, and threatened that "the evil regime will receive its punishment through our brave people, and Israel will regret its crime."

In an attack attributed to Israel, 38 terrorists were killed, at least five of them Hezbollah members. The strike was aimed at a Hezbollah headquarters and weapons depots of pro-Iranian militias.

Saudi Arabian media reported that a Revolutionary Guards' communications officer was killed in the attack on Syria, along with two other Iranian citizens and 9 Iraqis.

9 operatives were killed in attacks aimed at the pro-Iranian militias in Syria, with an Iranian senior official among the dead. The attacks were carried out hours after an Iranian transport plane landed in the area.

Qatari media reported that two airstrikes were carried out in the Al-Kalmun mountains in Syria, which were apparently aimed at Hezbollah military posts. 

Syrian media reported "three large explosions" in the city of Baniyas in the west of the country, and according to estimates, this was an Israeli attack aimed at three senior Iranian officials who were staying a building in the area.

A Hezbollah vehicle was struck by an Israeli drone, killing one.

In Syria, it was reported that explosions were heard in the area of Sayyidah Zaynab, when according to media reports, the air defense systems were activated and fired at an "enemy missile attack"

Syrian and Saudi media reported that two Hezbollah operatives were killed by a missile strike in the al-Kasir area adjacent to the border of Syria and Lebanon. According to the reports, the two were in a civilian truck that when it was hit by a missile.

Following the attack on a luxury building in the heart of Damascus attributed to Israel, Arab media is reporting another air strike in Syrian territory against Iranian ammunition depots.

The bombed is located in the Sousa neighborhood - home to members of Hezbollah and Iran's Revolutionary Guards.

The Syrian News Agency is reporting an Israeli bombings in the Kfar Sousa neighborhood of Damascus. The area is known for the presence of Iranian security personnel.

The airstrike apparently targeted an arms convoy along a route commonly used by the Revolutionary Guards to supply Hezbollah.

According to several Arab reports, the IDF carried out several attacks during Shabbat in Syrian territory against smuggling routes between Iran, Syria, and Lebanon.

The media in Syria report hearing the echoes of loud explosions in the capital Damascus. Apparently this is an Israeli attack on the airport which has already been attacked several times since the outbreak of the war.

Syrian sources reported that an explosion was heard in the town of Beit Jin after, according to them, an Israeli drone attacked the place. As a result, two motorcyclists were killed