The airstrikes targeted locations at the Damascus International Airport and the airport in Dimas as well as Syrian army positions near the cities of Quneitra, Damascus and Dimas. At the Damascus airport, the alleged target was a warehouse used for import and export holdings — a logical place to store weaponry such as Fateh-110 guided missiles intended for Hezbollah. According to Stratfor sources, an Iranian cargo aircraft was also damaged in the strike, though this report has not been confirmed. In Dimas, the Israeli air force supposedly targeted four Iranian-supplied Karrar drones known to have been operated by Hezbollah personnel. The other strikes targeted Syrian military units, including the 90th Brigade in Quneitra and units of the 4th Armored Division in the Dimas area. The locations of these targets indicate that the strikes likely were not intended to disrupt Syrian military movements or diminish its capabilities in fighting rebel forces.