Four air strikes hit military airport in Syria's Idlib

Four air strikes have hit the Abu al-Zuhour military airport in the eastern countryside of Idlib province, northern Syria, according to Al Jazeera. The aircraft that carried them out have not been identified, though some sources say they may have been Israeli jets.

The strikes occurred in an area that has been a focal point of the Syrian conflict. Idlib province is the last major opposition stronghold in Syria, and it has been subject to various military operations by Syrian government forces and their allies, as well as by other actors.

The Abu al-Zuhour airport has strategic significance, having been used by Syrian government forces in the past. The attack comes amid ongoing tensions in the region, with Israel frequently conducting strikes against Iranian-linked targets in Syria, although it rarely acknowledges such operations.

No group has claimed responsibility for the strikes, and there is no immediate information on casualties or damage. The Syrian government has not yet commented on the incident.

According to Al Jazeera, the sources suggested that the jets might have been Israeli, but this has not been confirmed. The report by Al Jazeera added that the situation is developing, and further details may emerge later.