The Syria government says action has been ended among the governors and Tartos on the coast of Latakia after a four -day battle between the security forces and the Assad supporters.
After only three months of dissatisfaction came Syria’s Bashar al-Aasad’s fall In the attacks of opposition soldiers.
Latakia region reports were killed, abduction, theft, torture and public murder.
So, what happened and who did this? Here is what we know about violence:
What is happening in Syria?
In March, the government troops began deploying to the coastal cities of Syria, including Latakia, Banias, Tartas and Jebble.
The “remains” are the fighters who have opposed the new government.
Alawite Religious Cults, from which Bashar Al-Asad is focused on these cities.
How did it start?
On March March, Assad supporters attacked Latakia and surrounding military personnel in the northwest and killed at least 3 Members members of the security forces and the Ministry of Defense.
According to state media, the March 6 attacks on the government army have not been the first to have the first attacks on the government troops since the al-Assad was reduced.
How many people have been killed or injured?
The numbers are still emerging, but here’s what we know.
According to the March 9 report of the Syrian Observatory for the Syrian Observatory, at least 1,311 people were killed on Saturday evening – about 3030 citizens, 330 security personnel from different branches and about 250 armed soldiers.
Al Jazira is not able to verify the number of SOHRs independently.
Why this area especially?
The Latakia-Tarta axis is on the Mediterranean coast of Syria, in which Bania and Jebble have fallen into them.
These two ally-many governors are considered to be al-Asad forts long ago, the original village of the family, Al-Karda, Latakia is lying east of Latakia.
When Al-Assad has fallen, the observers were afraid that the Alvit would take revenge against the community.
That is why maybe the “ruins of the rule” have chosen to attack – possibly in the hope of increasing communal stress.
Banias also organizes the largest oil refinery. Security forces said that armed soldiers tried to attack the refinery, but they were overturned.
Who is fighting?
The state security forces faced armed groups under the leadership of a former officer in the army of Al-Assad.
There are also unknown groups of unknown security forces to “change” the coast, an unknown security official told Syria’s state news agency.
The presence of these individuals, the authority SAID said, “Some personal violations were caused and we are working on stopping them”.
Members of the Alwight Community said that armed groups are harassing and kidnapped by Allavity citizens.
The Syrian government estimates that there are 5,000 armed persons in the coastal areas.
Who are these ‘ruins of the rule’?
Former Al-Assad army officer Mukadad Fatehah has announced the establishment of a group to prevent “HTS violations” in the coastal region since February.
Fleh, in the Republican Guard of Al-Assad, claimed in his message that the Alvit community has been misused.
Other statements on social media responsible for the former Al-Assad Army Brigadier Ghiath Suleiman Dalla created a “military conference for the liberation of all the occupied terrorist army” and removed “removal of repressive communal security equipment”.
What did Syria’s government say?
Syria’s interim president Ahmed Al-Shah is a major challenge due to the increasing violence.
On Sunday, Al-Shara announced the new committees to face the crisis.
One is a separate committee to investigate the March 6 attacks and to inquire into the violation of the Those and responsible for the independent committee of judges and lawyers and the “high national interests and civil peace”.
Secondly, the “Supreme Committee for Civil Peace”, has been entrusted with the residents of the affected areas and protecting their safety.
On Sunday, he spoke at the Damascus mosque and confessed to the intensity of the crisis and demanded national unity.
On Friday, March, he confirmed his commitment to his commitment to stability, and promised to pursue the loyalists of the rulers responsible for the crime and to combine the state control over weapons.
How are citizens doing in these areas?
People are scared, scared.
“I never go out and I don’t open the windows… there is no security here. There is no security of Alavis, ”Lataki residents who chose to be anonymous, told Al Jazir.
People who talk about the terrorists, and fear that armed soldiers will attack them in their homes.
This piece was published by cooperation Egab??