On the night of September 9, Israel launched a series of airstrikes in Syria, focusing the attack on the outskirts of the city of Masyaf in Hama province. According to local sources, the strikes targeted targets in the countryside, where military facilities associated with the Syrian armed forces and Iranian groups are believed to be located.

Syria's air defense responded to the missile attacks by attempting to intercept the enemy missiles. Official Syrian media reported that several missiles were shot down before they reached their targets. However, preliminary information suggests that some of the missiles hit their intended targets. There were reports of destruction in the strike zone, but no casualties have been reported so far.

In addition, it became known that the capital of Syria, Damascus, was attacked. One of the missile strikes hit the outskirts of the city, but details about the destruction or casualties have not yet been provided. The attack caused a short-term panic among local residents, many of whom heard the sounds of explosions and the work of Syrian air defenses.