A Twitter handle "Syrian Military Capabilities" warns that missile fuel is highly toxic (photos of crash site)

A Twitter handle by the name "Syrian Military Capabilities" has warned that the fuel of the missile that hit North Cyprus on Monday morning is highly toxic.

A stray missile struck northern Cyprus early on Monday, crashing on a mountainside in what authorities described as a spillover from strikes between Israel and Syria.

The explosion occurred around 1:00am in Tashkent with the impact starting a fire and heard for miles around. There were no casualties.

P.S if anyone can reach out to the authorities to warn the people about the highly toxic fuel of the missile, even if it burned, it wrote on Twitter.

In another Tweet, it said "one of the objects I could ID is the remain of an S-200 missile launched from Syria on the Israeli jets.

Below are some of the tweets;

Regarding the crash site in North #Cyprus
One of the objects I could ID is the remain of an S-200 missile launched from #Syria on the Israeli jets. pic.twitter.com/YR99G75sQ8

— Syrian Military Capabilities (@Syrian_MC) July 1, 2019

The TRNC government allays all fear that there was no poisonious gases oe chemicals in the missile. An investigation by the Turkish Cypriot authorities is currently underway.

The object is believed to be a stray missile launched by the Syrian air defence, defending against a massive Israeli airstrike overnight.

Five parts have so far been found in three villages north of Nicosia after a deafening crash in the early hours on Monday morning.