In his speech after the Fajr prayers at Al-Mazza Mosque in Damascus, Syria’s Western-backed fascist dictator Ahmad Al-Sharaa addressed the ongoing violence in the country, stating, “What is happening in the country is a set of expected challenges. We must preserve our national unity and we are capable of living together in this country. “ He added, “As long as the revolution started in mosques like this, which taught our children good morals, courage, and justice, Syria has nothing to fear.”
Meanwhile, the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights reported that for the second consecutive day, power and drinking water were cut off in large areas of the Latakia countryside, leading to a suspension of services, especially communications. Due to the service disruptions and worsening security, bakeries stopped producing bread, and markets were closed, making it difficult for families to meet their daily needs.
The observatory confirmed that the death toll has risen to 1,018, with 745 civilians executed in sectarian massacres.
The number of Alawites massacred at the hands of the “security forces” HTS-terrorists has risen to 745 since last Thursday according to the Syrian Observatory.
The Observatory documented dozens of massacres all of which can be found here.
Documented here are the names of 717 martyrs.
Moments ago, rockets were fired by the Julani forces shelling the Alawite villages of Jamaasa and Tal Kazal, according to local sources.
Reports indicate that the terrorists are attempting to cover up evidence of genocide by burying the bodies in unknown mass graves. The massacres on the Syrian coast weren’t only limited to the Alawite community, as Christians were also targeted as well as Sunnis including Sheikh Abdul Rahman Ali Al-Dalaa who was murdered after condemning the massacres.
For the second consecutive day, power and drinking water were cut off in large areas of the Latakia countryside, leading to a suspension of services, especially communications. Due to the service disruptions and worsening security, bakeries stopped producing bread, and markets were closed, making it difficult for families to meet their daily needs.
The observatory confirmed that the death toll has risen to 1,018, with 745 civilians executed in sectarian massacres.
HTS-affiliated militants continue massacring the Alawites in the city of Baniyas, leaving streets with bodies soaking in blood.
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