The Zionist artillery targeted Syrian army posts Tuesday after two rockets fired from Syria hit the Zionist-occupied sector of the Golan Heights.

The Zionist artillery targeted Syrian army posts Tuesday after two rockets fired from Syria hit the Zionist-occupied sector of the Golan Heights.

"In response to the rocket fire, IDF artillery targeted two military posts of the Syrian Armed Forces in the central Syrian Golan Heights," a Zionist army statement said.

The statement did not specify if the posts were hit.

The Zionist authorities had earlier said that two "stray" rockets hit the area of the Golan Heights it controls, without causing casualties or damage.

They were likely "stray fire from internal fighting in Syria," the statement said.

The occupation entity said it held Syria's army responsible for the breach of its self-proclaimed sovereignty, warning it would not tolerate rockets fired across the border, "intentional or not".

The Zionists seized 1,200 square kilometers (460 square miles) of the plateau in the Six-Day War of 1967 and later annexed it in a move never recognized by the international community.