Syrians described horror as alawite families killed in their homes

Interim leader in Syria begged for unity, as violence and revenge and revenge continued to be loyal to the abbreviation of former leader Bashar al-Assad on Sunday.

Hundreds of people were reported to flee their homes in the provinces of the Shore in Latakia and Tartus – Assad support forts.

Local residents describe scenes of theft and mass killings, including children.

In Hai Al Kuya, a larger neighborhood of the country of banias, residents say streets are filled with scattered bodies, covering blood. The people of different age were shot there, the Witnesses said.

People are so frightened even when watching their windows on Friday. Internet connection is unstable, but if they are connected as they know the death of their neighbor from Facebook posts.

A man, the fare of the Ayman, tells the BBC that he saved his recent imprisonment. He posted a video on his Facebook account in August 2023 that criticizes Bashar Al-Assad for his evil rule. He was arrested shortly, and just released when the Islamist forces released the inmates after falling in December in December.

The warriors who invaded the streets of Hai Al Kuya knew him, so he survived death but not theft. They took his cars and continued to invade other houses.

“They are strangers, I don’t know their identity or language, but they say Uzbek or Chechen,” I told the phone plates.

“There is also some Syrians with them but not from official security. Some civilians are also one of those who carry out execution,” he added.

Mr. Plass said he saw families killed in their own homes, and women and blood covered children. Some families ran their roofs on the roofs of hiding but did not save the bloodshed. “It’s terrible,” he said.

The UK-based Syrian observatory documented by human rights more than 740 civilians were killed in the towns of Latakia, Jables and Banias. An additional 300 members of the security forces and the residues of the Assad regime have been reported to die in blasts.

The BBC has not created independent determination of death death.

Mr. Plasses said things have strengthened the arrest of Syrian armies and city security forces in Baniasa. They pushed other factions outside the city and given corridors for families to access safe places, he said.

Ali, another resident of banias asking us not to use his full name, corroborated Mr Fares’ account. Ali, who lived in Kusor with his wife and 14-year-old daughter, fled to his house with the help of security forces.

“They stood in our building. We’re so scared to hear the fire and scream people in the neighborhood. We know those who have died of what we fulfilled,” We said we were done, “he said.

“They were after money. They knocked at the door of our neighbor who took his car, his money and all the gold or things he had in his house. But he didn’t kill.”

Ali and his family were chosen by his neighbors in the Sunni, who followed a separate branch of Islam, and now I stayed with them. “We live together for many years, alawasites, Sunnis and Christians. We have not experienced it,” he told me.

“The Sunnis hurried to protect the alawites from the murder that occurred and now the official forces are in town to restore the order.”

Ali said families were taken to a school in a neighborhood of the larger Sunni, where they were protected until members of the factions made from banias.

Violence begins on Thursday after Assad Loyists – who refuses to withdraw firearms – ambushed security forces around the towns of Latakia and Jables, they killed.

Ghiath Dallah, an Ex-Brigadier General of the Army of Assad, announcing a new rebellion against the present government, saying that he built the “military council for liberty in Syria”.

Some reports suggest that former security officials in the Assad regime refusing to withdraw firearms produced a group of resistance to the mountains.

Mr. Sales said most of the alawite communities have dismissed them and blamed Dallah and other hardlined de-loyal loyalists for violence.

“They benefit from the bloodshed that occurred. What we need today’s official security to maintain and the killings of wings is that the country strengthens the safe,” he said.

But others also blamed the interim president Ahmad Al-Sharaa, saying that he broke the security of Syria, the establishments of managing thousands of officers and unemployed employees.

Some of the individuals, especially by police, have nothing to do with the assad regime’s execution. New authorities also dismissed thousands of public employees from their work.

To 90% of the Syrian population living under the poverty line and thousands remaining income, it is fertile soil for rebellion.

There is a separation of Syria views of what is happening. The wider community condemns the killing of any civilians and demonstrations organized by Damascus to mourn the dead and condemned violence.

But in the past two days, there is also a call for “Jihad” in different parts of Syria. The residents of the banias are said to be with factions, have some civilians who are armed and unite the killings forces.

Most Sunria faced the cruelty of the hands of the Assad regime forces in the last 13 years. This sectual hatred seems to be in the alawite minorities, where members of the community associated with war crimes.

According to human rights groups, there is evidence that the owners of security alawite are involved in the killings and sufferings of Sunni Muslims, in the Asni regime.

Those army members and security forces are usually from the Sunni community and now some of the Sunni Community call for reciprocity, but the President calls calm.

Sharaa, whose Islamist forces have topikled as Assad three months later, it must now balance justice for crimes of crimes and henchmen.

While he has authority in some troops who helped him power, some factions are clearly none of his control. Factions also include foreign warriors with radical subject matter.

To lead Syria a safe and democratic future, many arguments must end in the presence of any foreign warriors and provide a constitution that protects all the Syrians, regardless of their background or religion.

As he saw working on the legal framework for a constitution, controlling violent factions and expelling foreign warriors to prove a great challenge.