Israeli Artillery Strikes Land Near Syrian Village in Quneitra

The Israeli army fired artillery rounds that landed in agricultural areas on the outskirts of a village in southern Syria's Quneitra province, according to a report from Anadolu Agency.

Two artillery rounds struck farmland around Al-Samdaniya Al-Sharqiya, the report said, with no injuries reported as a result of the shelling. The report did not specify what prompted the strikes or whether they were linked to a particular military operation or incident in the area.

Quneitra, located near the ceasefire line separating Syrian and Israeli-held territory in the Golan Heights region, has periodically seen cross-border incidents involving Israeli forces in recent years, as tensions along the frontier have continued following Syria's prolonged conflict and political upheaval.

It was not reported whether Syrian authorities or local residents issued statements about the shelling, or whether property beyond the agricultural land was affected. The Israeli military has not been reported to have issued a public statement on the strikes in the available reporting.

The incident adds to a series of sporadic artillery and other military activity reported along the Israeli-Syrian frontier, an area that has remained a point of friction amid the broader instability in the region.