Israeli drone strikes targeted a southern suburb of Damascus, killing six Syrian soldiers and injuring others, according to Syrian state media and a war monitor. The strikes occurred in Kiswah and reportedly hit military posts that previously belonged to the Syrian army before the fall of Bashar Assad. The area connects Damascus with the southern province of Sweida, which recently saw deadly clashes involving pro-government gunmen and Druze fighters. The strikes included attacks that continued after paramedics arrived, and another drone strike near Quneitra killed one person earlier the same day. Syria's Foreign Ministry condemned the attacks, citing violations of international law and concerns for regional stability.