Damascus demands Security Council to break its silence against Israeli aggression.
Basam Sabbagh, the Permanent Representative of Syria to the United Nations, said in the Security Council meeting on the situation in West Asia on Wednesday, referring to the air attack of the Zionist regime on the Damascus airport: at a time when the world was waiting for the new year; In a situation where the intensity of the crises is reduced and peace, prosperity and stability prevail, the occupying regime added new attacks to the record of aggression and crimes and violations of international laws and the United Nations Charter, which weakens the security and peace situation in the Middle East.
Sabbagh added: On the second day of this month, Israel launched a new aggression against the Syrian territory with a missile attack on Damascus International Airport, which resulted in the martyrdom and injury of several people and material damage, and the airport was closed for some services. Itamar Bin Guer, the extremist minister of the occupying government, attacked the Al-Aqsa Mosque by carrying out a provocative action and insulted the Islamic sanctities without paying attention to the wounded feelings of Palestinians and Muslims all over the world.
He clarified: Syria sent a letter to the Security Council on the second day of this month (January) and pointed out the continuation of the Zionist regime’s attacks on its territory, including vital civilian facilities, the latest of which is the encroachment on Damascus International Airport and the previous attacks on There were international airports in Damascus and Aleppo and the port of Latakia.
According to the Syrian state news agency “SANA”, the permanent representative of Syria to the United Nations emphasized: The occupying regime in the Syrian Golan has continued its aggressive policies against our people there for more than five decades, and it is the worst kind of violation of international laws and international humanitarian rights such as arrests, killings and displacements.
