Breaking News... Missile alert in the region! Second missile also lands in Syria
It has been reported that a missile has landed in the Syrian city of Qamishli. Meanwhile, it was announced that a ballistic munition, which was determined to be heading toward Turkey after being launched from Iran, has been destroyed.
It has been reported that a missile has landed in the city of Qamishli in northeastern Syria.
MISSILE LANDS IN QAMISHLI
According to information obtained from local sources, a missile has struck the Syrian city of Qamishli. No official statement has been made regarding the cause of the missile's fall or details concerning casualties or damage.
IMBEDDED IN THE GROUND
According to the information obtained, the missile launched from Iran fell into an open field. While no explosion occurred by chance, the missile was found embedded in the ground. It was learned that there were no casualties or injuries in the incident.
THEY APPROACHED AND TOOK PHOTOS
The area where the missile landed quickly drew the attention of nearby civilians. Moments showing some individuals approaching the unexploded ordnance and taking pictures with their mobile phones were shared on social media.
Security experts pointed out that unexploded ordnance carries a significant risk and emphasized that civilians should absolutely not approach such objects.
MUNITION HEADING TOWARD TURKEY DESTROYED
On the other hand, it had been announced that a ballistic munition, which was detected to be heading toward Turkey after being launched from Iran, had been destroyed.
News Source: 12punto
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