Iran, Russia and Turkey, the guarantors of the Astana peace process aimed at resolving the Syria conflict, have expressed their opposition to Israel's use of civilian aircraft to cover-up its attacks on the Arab country.

In a joint statement at the 17th meeting of the Astana process, the guarantor states condemned Israel's continued attacks on Syria, noting that the assaults constitute a threat to the region's stability and security. They called for an end to the aggression.
They also stressed that "Israel's use of civilian aircraft to cover-up its aggression on the Syrian territories is a flagrant violation of the international law and endangers the lives of the civilian population,"  Lebanon’s al-Mayadeen television network reported.
Syria and the Israeli regime are technically at war due to the latter’s 1967-present occupation of the Arab country’s Golan Heights. The Israeli regime maintains a significant military presence in the territory, which it uses as a launchpad for its attacks on the Syrian soil.

 

Source: Press TV