Israeli Military Denies Incursion into Syria
An Israeli military spokesperson refuted claims of forces entering Syrian territory beyond the Golan Heights buffer zone. Syrian sources alleged an incursion up to 25 km from Damascus, but the spokesperson insisted no forces left the buffer area.

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On Tuesday, an official military spokesperson from Israel firmly denied claims of an incursion into Syrian territory outside the designated buffer zone alongside the Israeli-occupied Golan Heights.
Syrian sources had earlier reported that Israeli forces had advanced up to 25 kilometers from the Syrian capital of Damascus.
The spokesperson clarified the situation by stating, "It's not true, the forces have not left the buffer zone," dispelling the allegations of breaching the demarcated zone.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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