Violent clashes in the north-west of the Syria Among the security forces and fighters faithful to the former president Bashar al-Assad They caused almost 200 deaths in just 24 hours. This was reported by the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights, based in London. Damascus government forces sent reinforcements in the areas of Tartus, Jabla And Latakiawhile the curfew has been imposed. The new president Ahmad Al-Sharaa-Mohammed at Jolani the leader of Hayat Tahrir al-Sham (HTS) who last December ended the Assad regime, used brute force as they show terrible videos that document mass executions against the Alawita community with dozens of corpses on the streets of Latakia, Tartus and the suburbs of Homs where some bodies were dragged on the street with cars. The Alawitiwhose sect is a offshoot of Shiite Islam, constitute about 10% of the Syrian population, in a Sunni majority.
The situation precipitated on Thursday when in the coastal city of Jabalh and in the neighboring villages of the government patrols they were attacked by local militants who, according to the Damascus authorities, “are supporters of Assad” and it was the most violent attack on the new government as much as the Assad regime has collapsed. To the BBC Mustafa Kneifatian officer of the security forces in Latakia said: “They were well planned and premeditated against our positions and checkpoints by several groups of Assadisti”. The reaction of the Al-Sharaa government, the former Qaedist has been ruthless and is still ongoing with mass executions, barili-bomb launches from helicopters, house raids to home and homes given on the flames the special envoy of the United Nations for Syria, Geir Pedersensaid he was “deeply worried” for the news on clashes and killings. He invited all the parties “to refrain from actions that could further inflame tensions, exacerbate the conflict, exacerbate the suffering of the affected communities, destabilize Syria and jeopardize a credible and inclusive political transition”. The embarrassment of the United Nations after last March 4th is evidentAhmad al-Sharaa From the bloody hands, the Secretary General of the United Nations met in Egypt Antonio Guterres With great smiles and handshakes.Antonio GuterresHe claimed to “have taken note of the important steps taken on the way to a political transition in Syria” and underlined “the need for an inclusive transition, in the spirit of the key principles of resolution 2254 (2015) of the Security Council”.
According to the Syrian state press agency Sana, during the military operation launched by the Damascus government to resume control of the territory, was arrested a Jableh the general Ibrahim Huweija. The former head of the regime’s aviation intelligence is accused of being responsible for numerous crimes during the government of Hafez al-Assad, Bashar al-Assad’s father and predecessor. The security forces imposed the curfew in the areas populated by Alawiti, including Latakia, the port of Tartus and Homs, the third largest city in Syria. TO Tartus The Russian naval base is still operational and, just from Moscow where since December, Bashar al-Assad has lived in exile together with his wife Asma, the Kremlin launched an appeal to the de-Escalation of the conflict: “We are worried-said the spokesman for the Foreign Minister Maria Zakharova – We invite all Syrian leaders to do everything possible to end the massacre. We confirm the position of Moscow in support of the sovereignty and territorial integrity of Syria ยป. Turkey warned on Friday against “any provocation that threatens peace in Syria and in the region”. . Turkey, which supports the provisional government of Damascus, still has several thousand soldiers lined up in Syrian territory. Syria is still a dust and the fuse is on.
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