Syrian News Agency: At around 1.13 am today, the Israeli enemy carried out an air aggression from northeast Beirut, targeting some points in the Al-Qusayr area in the Homs countryside.

Our air defense confronted the aggression’s missiles. Damages were limited to material.

Note: Al-Qusayr area is a Hezbullah stronghold and base in western Syria.

Just got "infected" with Pfizer. (Was forced)

Felt almost half my body numb 20 minutes in, but now thankfully better.

It is likely, that yesterday's aggression on Al Qussayr was Israeli retaliation to the rocket fire from Lebanon the day earlier.

With Lebanon out of Israeli reach, IDF attacked Hezbullah assets in Syria.

Parts of the missile/rocket that fell inside Lebanon yesterday.

Northern Palestine: This morning, the IDF, with the participation of hundreds of soldiers and two helicopters, conducted a search for two, claiming that they crossed the fence from Lebanon into occupied Palestine.

After almost 5 hours, the IDF was able to find two Sudanese immigrants that crossed one of the most secure borders in the world and hid for 5 hours.

Electricity blackout since early morning as my local private generator couldn't buy Diesel to turn them on.

No electricity = No internet. Will update news soon.

Owners of generators in Sidon and its vicinity are about to turn off their generators after running out of fuel oil.

Allegedly they have asked their subscribers to get rid of the goods that need refrigeration.

https://bintjbeil.org/post/43513/

Israeli jets are violating Lebanon's airspace over Keserwan area, a known staging area before attacks on Syria.

Israeli SIGNIT and ELINT is also offline for public radars. This happened yesterday before the attack.

⁠IDF attack on Aleppo (19/07):

Details of the attack on Aleppo two days ago (Arabic). The details for the attack on Al-Qusayr will be posted soon by Sam.

twitter.com/SAMSyria0/sta…

IDF attack on Al-Qusayr:

It seems that an Israeli SPICE-1000 bomb was intercepted over Lebanon.

Shortage of fuel:

The owner of private generators in the town of Maaraka blocked the main road in protest against the lack of diesel fuel and the inability to meet the needs of his subscribers.

⋯ Private generators stopped working in many parts of Lebanon. There is no more fuel to buy legally or on the black market.