Overview
- On May 30, Israeli jets struck sites close to the village of Zama in the Jableh countryside south of Latakia in western Syria.
- The Israeli military confirmed it destroyed weapon storage facilities containing coastal missiles deemed a threat to maritime navigation.
- State news agency Sana reported that one civilian was killed in the attack on the outskirts of Zama.
- Israeli officials added that components of surface-to-air missile systems were also targeted.
- This was the first such strike in nearly a month after Damascus announced indirect talks aimed at reducing tensions.