Egypt condemns “repeated Israeli incursions” into Syrian territory
IPA88328360 - Emergency personnel walk along a road as smoke rises from the blast site near Sarmada, in the northern Idlib countryside, Syria, on September 9, 2026. At least 14 people were killed and 11 others wounded in the blast at the facility in the Burj al-Nimra area on the road to Sarmada, according to the Idlib Health Directorate. Syrian authorities said the site was being used for the temporary collection of weapons, ammunition and other remnants of war before they were transferred elsewhere. The initial explosion was followed by secondary detonations and fires, damaging vehicles and structures around the site and complicating efforts by Civil Defense, emergency teams and Syrian Red Crescent personnel to reach victims and search the rubble for missing people. The cause of the explosion had not been determined, while emergency crews continued working to extinguish fires and secure unexploded ordnance scattered around the area.//MIDDLEEASTIMAGES_MEI-SYR-ORAW-SWDBK-20260909-007/Credit:Omar Alba
CAIRO (EGYPT) (ITALPRESS/MNA) – Egypt has condemned “repeated Israeli incursions into Syrian territory”, describing them as “a serious violation of the sovereignty of the Syrian Arab Republic”, as well as of its unity and territorial integrity and of international law.
According to a statement issued today by the Egyptian Foreign Ministry, Cairo reiterated “its unequivocal rejection of all Israeli violations and incursions into Syrian territory”, warning that the continuation of such actions risks fueling tensions and undermining the security and stability of the region.
Egypt also renewed its full solidarity with Syria and its support for the country’s sovereignty, unity and territorial integrity, stressing the need for Israel to withdraw from the occupied Syrian territories and to comply with the 1974 Disengagement Agreement.
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