Escalating Tensions: Israel's Aggressive Airstrikes on Syria

Israeli airstrikes on Syria hit missile warehouses, marking the fiercest attacks since 2012. Following the fall of Assad's regime, Israel increased military actions, sparking international concerns of territorial ambition. Meanwhile, the US Embassy advised its citizens to evacuate due to ongoing conflicts and terrorist threats across Syria.

The situation in Syria has escalated significantly as a UK-based war monitor reports that Israeli airstrikes, described as the most aggressive since 2012, hit missile warehouses early Monday.

Subsequent fallout from the collapse of President Bashar Assad's regime has seen Israel targeting military sites while seizing border zones, raising questions of violating ceasefire agreements. Amidst Gaza's ongoing Israel-Hamas war and tension with Hezbollah in Lebanon, regional stability is at risk.

The US, responding to Syria's volatile environment, has advised its citizens to evacuate. As violence continues, concerns persist over sleeper cell activities by the Islamic State, despite their defeat in 2019.

(With inputs from agencies.)