Israeli military says Syrian anti-aircraft missile landed in city of Dimona near nuclear plant

The Israeli military says a Syrian anti-aircraft missile has landed in the city of Dimona near a nuclear plant. The military said the missile had overflown its target, adding that the Dimona reactor was not hit. No casualties or damage were reported. The regime says it has carried out strikes against the Syrian missile batteries in retaliation for the alleged missile launch. The incident comes less than a day after a powerful explosion hit a sensitive missile factory that develops rocket engines and houses several types of missiles in the Ramle city.