Israeli airstrikes in Syria led to civilian deaths and injuries to soldiers early this morning, according to the Syrian military.

Israel launched multiple missiles from Lebanese airspace at approximately 1:26 a.m. Damascus time. The missiles targeted unspecified “posts” in central Syria. Two civilians were killed and six soldiers and another civilian were injured in the aerial attack, which also left material damage. Syrian air defenses downed some of the missiles, Syria’s official news outlet SANA reported, citing a military source.

Syria regularly accuses Israel of carrying out airstrikes in its territory, though Israel rarely comments on the matter. The suspected airstrikes hit Syrian and Iranian military targets that Israel views as a threat. Israel is particularly concerned about Iran’s support for proxy groups like Hezbollah that fight Israel.

The airstrikes happen intermittently, but there has been a particularly high number of strikes this November. Syria reported Israeli airstrikes on Nov. 17, Nov. 8 and Nov. 3. Two soldiers were injured in the Nov. 8 incident. A soldier was also killed in a strike on a communications tower last month.