Israel’s airstrikes on Syria, targeting the regime's weapon depots, missile heads, and fighter jets, have not gone unnoticed, but the question of how Tel Aviv obtained information on these targets has raised interest.

Axar.az reports that citing Turkish media, it is claimed that Bashar al-Assad, when fleeing Syria, provided Israel with a list of these locations in exchange for not having his plane shot down and not facing any obstacles in the airspace.

It is reported that after receiving this guarantee, Israel allowed Assad to escape.

It should be noted that since December 8, Israel has carried out airstrikes on 320 targets in Syria’s capital, Damascus.