Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu delivers a speech on the eve of Memorial Day for fallen soldiers in Israel, April 29, 2025. (Credit: AFP)
Damascus condemned a trip Wednesday by Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and other officials to Syria's south, where they visited troops deployed in a buffer zone intended to separate the two countries' forces.
Syria "condemns in the strongest terms the illegal visit... considering it a serious violation of Syria's sovereignty and territorial integrity", the foreign ministry said in a statement, calling it "a new attempt to impose a fait accompli that contradicts relevant Security Council resolutions."
Damascus condemned a trip Wednesday by Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and other officials to Syria's south, where they visited troops deployed in a buffer zone intended to separate the two countries' forces.
Syria "condemns in the strongest terms the illegal visit... considering it a serious violation of Syria's sovereignty and territorial integrity", the foreign ministry said in a statement, calling it "a new attempt to impose a fait accompli that contradicts relevant Security Council resolutions."
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