Israeli army fired at civilians in Syria's Daraa province

Israeli army fired at civilians in Syria's Daraa province Israeli forces opened fire on civilians in Syria's Daraa province, Syrian state television Al-Ikhbariya reported. The gunfire reportedly forced some residents to leave their homes in the village of Maariya. There have yet to be any reports of deaths or injuries from the incident.

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