Follow up to this story from yesterday.
[AnNahar] Positions for "
Hezbollah and pro-Iranian groups" inside Damascus’ airport and its surroundings were hit in the overnight Israeli 
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, the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights said on Monday.
The targets included "a weapons warehouse," the Observatory added.
The strike killed four fighters including two Syrian soldiers, the Observatory said.
This is the second time in less than seven months that the Damascus airport, where Iranian-backed gangs and Lebanese Hezbollah fighters are present, has been hit by Israel.
Satellite images show damage to Damascus airport runways by alleged Israeli strike
[IsraelTimes] Newly released satellite imagery shows damage to the runways at Syria’s Damascus International Airport following an airstrike attributed to Israel early this morning.
Syria’s state-run news agency
...and if you can't trust the state-run news agency who can you believe?...
SANA has said two Syrian soldiers were killed in the
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s targeting the airport.
According to an official notice sent by Syrian aviation authorities, one runway at Damascus airport remains unusable, while the second has been shortened by 500 meters as a result of the strike — preventing large planes from landing.
The new imagery shows that one runway appears to have been struck multiple times, while the other was targeted with a single missile.
Generally, relatively large weapons are thought to be smuggled via Syria on Iranian cargo airlines, which frequently land at the Damascus airport.
both runways at Damascus International Airport appear damaged by the Israeli airstrike last night on the latest Sentinel-2 satellite image https://t.co/PQKM2nDojt pic.twitter.com/F1VXw5nR4T
— Samir (@obretix) January 2, 2023