The Israeli occupation army announced - dawn on Wednesday, February 2022 - that an anti -aircraft missile fired by the Syrian regime forces exploded in the middle of the country..
The army said - in a tweet posted on its Twitter account - that after activating the sirens in Umm al -Fahm (North), an anti -aircraft missile fired from Syrian territory was recognized towards Israeli territory.
He added that the missile exploded in the air, and it was not actually intercepted due to the lack of need.Below is the story of the Syrian missiles that penetrate the Israeli airspace from time to time.
Russian deal
January 2005: The Russian newspaper "Kommersant" reported that Moscow is preparing to sell to Damascus "Iskandar-i" or "SS-26" missiles of 280 km, which are improved missiles for Scud SS missiles-22 "that Iraq used to hit Tel Aviv during the 1991 Gulf War.
- The newspaper stated that Israel summoned its ambassador in Moscow, in protest against the move.While the Israeli Foreign Ministry denied these reports, confirming that it is spending a leave in Israel.
The newspaper said that Syria submitted a request to Russia two years ago to purchase 18 missiles of this model, but these missiles were not subject to experience yet in Russia, which prompted Damascus to request other "Corent" and "Metis" missiles..
At that time, the United States warned Russia against selling missiles to Syria, describing this deal as "unjustified", and threatened "possible sanctions"..
- The then Israeli Foreign Minister, Silvan Shalom, said that he had contacted the prevention of the Russian deal a few days ago and that he hoped to reach an understanding with the Russian government.
September 2010: Moscow has announced that it will sell Syria "Yakhon B-800" missiles, according to Russian news agencies, and stated that they will hand over "Yakhont's missiles to Syria, we will implement the contract" that was signed between the two countries in 2007.
The range of missiles is 300 km and can carry a warhead of its weighing 200 kilograms, and you can fly at an altitude of only a few meters from the surface of the water, which is difficult to detect and object to it.
- At that time, Israeli Foreign Minister Avigdor Lieberman said that the Israeli Defense Minister failed to persuade Russia that Syria would not sell the advanced anti -warships, a deal that considered it "complicated by the situation" in the Middle East..
Lieberman considered that the deal - with a value of $ 300 million - "does not help in spreading stability and peace in the region.".An Israeli official quoted the then Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu as saying - at a closed meeting with members of the Likud party - that "the deal is very problematic" for Israel, but he failed to persuade Russia to retract it from it..
May 2013: US Secretary of State John Kerry warned that Russia handed over missiles to Syria would lead to "destabilizing" in the Middle East, and will pose a threat to Israel's security..
June 2013: Russian President Vladimir Putin announces that Moscow "has not yet delivered" S-300 "atmosphere to Syria, because" the scales of power "in the region have not been disturbed, while Israeli Defense Minister Moshe Yaalon said that"The delivery of these missiles to Syria cannot take place before 2014.".
July 2013: Israeli Army Radio stated that Israeli Minister of Justice Tsibi Livni is visiting Russia in an attempt to prevent the delivery of the S-300 missiles to the Syrian President Bashar al-Assad's regime.
Iranian factories
November 2014: The commander of the Iranian Revolutionary Guards, Brigadier General Amir Ali Haji Zadeh, said that Tehran established a number of factories to produce missiles in Syria, and considered that Hezbollah and the Palestinian resistance became capable in the missile field.
- The official Fars News Agency quoted Zadeh as saying that the missile factories established in Syria are producing missiles from Iranian design, and added, "In fact, we received training from them, but we taught them production later, because the missile industry was provided with Syria by Iran,It became so that even the resistance front learned to make its missiles from Iran..
March 2017: The Syrian air defenses are chasing Israeli warplanes after the implementation of raids in Syria and the fall of some rocket fragments in the southern region of Lake Tiberias and in areas in northern Jordan as well and the warnings of the warning in the Jordan Valley area..
February 10, 2018: Syria launched a SA5 SA5 missile, in response to an attack by Israeli aircraft in the Damascus region that shot down an Israeli F-16I (F-16I) war plane, where it followed and shot them down.East Haifa, and the pilot was forced to drop the umbrella, and several Syrian atmosphere missiles were seen in the sky of Tel Aviv City.
Dimona nuclear reactor
May 2018: The spokesman for the Israeli occupation army, Lt. Col. Jonathan Conricus, said that the Iranian Quds Force launched about 20 missiles and a projectile from the Golan Heights on Israeli targets.
April 14, 2021: The Israeli army announced its monitoring of the launch of 3 missiles from Syria towards Israel.An Israeli military statement indicated that one of the missiles landed on Syrian soil, while two missiles landed in uninhabited open areas, without providing any other details..
April 22, 2021: A Syrian missile arrived in the Dimona nuclear reactor area in the Negev, and its fragments spread in different areas of the Negev desert in southern Israel.
August 19, 2021: A Syrian missile exploded over the Dead Sea, and it had been launched to repel an Israeli air attack near the capital, Damascus, at the same time.
September 3, 2021: A missile explosion in the sea off Tel Aviv, was chasing Israeli warplanes, which raided targets near the capital, Damascus.
Joe surface missiles
November 24, 2021: A Syrian "SAM 5" air missile penetrates the Israeli airspace at a high altitude and explodes in the sea off the beaches of Haifa, where he was chasing Israeli fighters who raided targets near the city of Homs targeting a shipment of weapons for the Lebanese Hezbollah, where they were carried out.Israeli combat aircraft raid from the Lebanese capital Beirut.
February 9, 2022: The Syrian anti -ground is launching surface -to -air missiles, after a raid carried out by Israeli fighters near the capital, Damascus, and one of the missiles penetrates the Israeli airspace, where it exploded in the atmosphere.
The sirens have been marked in areas in northern and central Israel, and the Israeli Air Force returned and then carried out a second raid targeting the battery from which the missiles were fired in the first raid in addition to the radar system.