Israel has announced the destruction of Syria’s naval fleet through air strikes, with its troops now extending operations within Syrian territory beyond a designated buffer zone, leading to international calls for restraint amid fears of escalating conflict.

Tensions have escalated in the Middle East as Israel has launched air strikes reportedly destroying Syria’s naval fleet, with military operations extending into Syrian territory beyond established buffer zones, prompting concerns about potential new conflicts and calls for restraint from international bodies.

The UK has decided to halt decisions on asylum claims from Syrian nationals due to emerging questions about their safety following the fall of Bashar al-Assad’s regime, with concerns over potential increased migration and the status of thousands of applicants already awaiting decisions.

Rebels have declared a significant victory for their movement as Bashar al-Assad flees Syria, leading to the collapse of his regime and widespread unrest, with crowds looting the presidential palace in Damascus and many seeking refuge across international borders.