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Israel on Sunday night SANA reported, citing a military source.
SANA said to be Al-Nayrab airbase, adjacent to Aleppo's international airport.
"The Zionist Enemy (Israel) … targeted with its missiles one of our military positions in the Nayrab military airport, but the damage was only material," SANA said.
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However, there were unconfirmed reports of casualties at the site.
Al-Nayrab has been linked to Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guards Corps militia.
#BREAKING – #Israel strikes #Syrian positions near #Aleppo International Airport. The strikes have killed several Syrian soldiers including 2 from besieged areas of Nubul and Zahra in #Idlib . pic.twitter.com/IgxV2rcVVK
– SURA (@AlSuraEnglish) July 15, 2018
The basis has been reported previously published by Israel on April 29 as part of a large raid that
The Syrian Observatory for Human Rights has been reported by Nayrab on Sunday night.
"They were caused by a missile attack, suspected positions by Syria's regime and its allies at the Neirab airport and around it," the Britain-based monitor said.
Suspected Israeli air strikes have hit Syrian army positions near Damascus and in the central provinces of Homs and Hama in the past.
However, they rarely occur as far north as Aleppo.
Vladimir Putin and US President Donald Trump, where Syria and Iran are expected to come to an end.
Israel has been pushing Russia to remove Iranian-aligned militia fighters from Syria, and has gone to foothold anywhere in the country. [Netanyahu reportedly told] Putin during their Wednesday meeting that Israel would not challenge Assad's control of Syria, in exchange for freedom to act against Iran.
On July 8, Israel was accused of carrying an airstrike on the T-4 military base near Homs, also thought to be used by IRGC fighters.
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