Israeli forces moved into a valley close to Abidin village in southern Syria on Sunday and stopped farmers from working their fields, Syria's state-run SANA news agency reported, as cited by Arab News.
According to SANA's correspondent, the force travelled in three military vehicles and advanced into the Yarmouk Basin in western Daraa province. It then pulled back in the direction of Jamla and re-entered occupied territory by way of the Tal Abu Al-Ghaithar gate.
During the incursion, an Israeli soldier damaged a motorcycle belonging to a farmer, the agency said.
