At least two drones struck the Syrian Defense Ministry building in the capital, Damascus, on [insert date], according to local reports. The attack comes amid renewed clashes in the southern province of Sweida, where fighting has flared up despite an agreed ceasefire.

Details about the drone strike remain limited, with no immediate claim of responsibility. Syrian state media confirmed the attack but did not provide information on casualties or damage. The Defense Ministry headquarters is a high-security site in central Damascus, making the breach a significant security concern.

Meanwhile, in Sweida, violence has reignited between government forces and local armed groups, violating a recently brokered truce. The province, which has seen sporadic protests and unrest, remains a flashpoint amid Syria’s ongoing instability.