Two missiles struck Sabboura area west of Syrian capital but did not cause any casualties, according to reportsIsraeli jets fired two missiles from Lebanese airspace towards the outskirts of the Syrian capital, Damascus, early on Wednesday, the official Syrian news agency said, in a strike on an unknown target that caused loud explosions. The Sana news agency said the missiles struck the Sabboura area, west of Damascus, and did not cause any casualties. Citing an unnamed military source, Sana did not specify what the missiles struck. The violence appeared to be a rare case of an intentional shooting ambush by Islamic militants targeting Israeli troops. Israel has responded to these cases lightly, with limited reprisals on Syrian positions.

Source: The Guardian November 30, 2016 10:19 UTC