On the day of the incident, Syrian state television broadcast reports citing a military source that attributed a series of eight airstrikes to Israeli forces. The target of the operation was identified as an airbase located within the Idlib province of Syria. According to the state-run reports, the strikes caused physical damage to the facility, though officials stated that there were no casualties resulting from the attack.

While the Syrian military source provided these details, the Israeli government and military have not issued an official statement confirming or denying the operation. This is consistent with a long-standing pattern where Israel conducts frequent strikes against targets in Syria—often linked to Iranian-backed groups or weapons shipments—without providing public confirmation. Because the information relies entirely on a single source from the Syrian state, independent verification of the specific damage or the exact nature of the target remains unavailable at this time. The situation in Idlib remains volatile, as the region is one of the last major areas in Syria held by opposition forces, and it is frequently subject to military activity from various international and domestic actors.