Israeli occupation forces fired on Syrian protesters in the villages of Suweisa and Diwaya Al-Kabira in Quneitra province near the occupied Golan Heights on Wednesday morning, injuring five people.
According to Syrian media sources, the occupation forces stormed the village of Suweisa using tanks and two bulldozers, demolishing a number of deserted military barracks in the centre of the village and its outskirts, while also felling trees.
While the occupation forces did not demolish homes, residents gathered to protest against their destructive acts, raising Syrian independence flags.
According to the local sources, the occupation soldiers fired in the air and directly at the protesters, injuring three.
Two more people were injured when Israeli forces fired on residents of the village of Diwaya Al-Kabira in Quneitra province.
The occupation forces had stormed a military base nearby, in order to continue demolition work there.
They also detained a young man in his twenties, identified as Khalil Aref, after storming his home in the town of Abidin in the Yarmouk valley area in western Daraa province.
