Syria says not intimidated by new Zionist airstrike

AVA- In separate letters to the UN chief and the Security Council chairman, the Syrian Foreign Ministry denounced missiles fired by Zionist warplanes on a number of sites near Damascus on Friday.
The ministry said the fresh attack was in flagrant violation of UN Security Council Resolution 350, which enshrines a ceasefire between Tel Aviv and Damascus, first put in place in 1974.
A Syrian military source told the official SANA news agency that the Syrian air defenses had "intercepted hostile missiles and downed most of them."
According to the report, the Zionist aggression caused material damage to one of the warehouses at Damascus International Airport.
Zionist warplanes, apparently deterred by buoyed Syrian air defense systems, sneak into the Lebanese airspace and fire missiles at their targets inside Syria.   
The ministry said the Zionist actions in Syria were no different from those of Takfiri terrorist groups marauding across parts of the country.
"The deliberate repeat of these grave provocations and cowardly aggression is a clear proof of the fact that what Israel is doing is no different from what Daesh and Jabhat al-Nusra organizations are doing in terms of terrorist methods and threatening international peace and security," it said.