Israel's airstrike lands just meters away from a female reporter in a live TV broadcast

• A lady reporter and crew of Rudaw TV were caught in an Israeli airstrike while doing a live report in Damascus, Syria
• The attack targeted the Ministry of Defense building, with loud explosions and thick smoke interrupting the broadcast
• Syrian officials reported three people dead and 34 injured following the airstrike, which came hours after a drone strike in the same area
• Syrian authorities and Druze leaders announced a ceasefire following days of clashes that threatened the country's post-war political transition

A lady reporter and the crew of Rudaw TV were shocked during a live report when Israeli jets suddenly bombed the Ministry of Defense building in Damascus, Syria, on Wednesday.

The journalist was forced to stop her live report due to the loud sound of planes flying overhead.

Behind her, the first explosion was seen, followed by several loud blasts and thick smoke.

Out of shock, the news team ran to find cover.

Moments later, the lady reporter called for the cameraman to return and capture footage of the scene.

According to Syrian officials, the attack happened just a few hours after a drone strike in the same area of the capital.

Reports stated that three people were killed and 34 were injured.

The airstrike in Damascus reportedly shows an escalation in Israel's campaign, which, according to their claims, aims to protect the Druze religious minority and push Islamic militants away from their border.

Following days of intense clashes, Syrian officials and Druze leaders announced a new ceasefire on Wednesday to prevent further damage to Syria’s political transition after years of war.

They also called for military intervention from neighboring Israel.

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Source: KAMI.com.gh