Conflict continues between government forces and supporters of Assad
A new government -backed fighters of Syrian attacked several villages on Thursday and Friday in which a large number of people were killed. Britain’s human rights organization ‘Syrian Observatory for Human Rights’ gave this information. According to the Human Rights Organization, these attacks were carried out in response to the attacks on government security forces by supporters of the disproportionate President Bashar al-Assad. The attacks on the villages started on Thursday and continued on Friday. According to the human rights group, recent clashes began when government forces tried to detain a wanted person near the coastal city of Jableh on Thursday.
Conflict between Assad supporters and government forces
During this, Asad’s loyalists ambushed him and attacked him. According to ‘Syrian Observatory for Human Rights’, on Thursday and Friday, new government -backed fighters attacked Sheer, Mukhtariah and Hafa villages in which 69 men died, no woman was harmed. The organization’s chief Rami Abdurrahman said, “He killed every man who appeared in front.” The ‘Al-Medin’ TV of Berut also informed about the attacks on three villages and said that more than 30 men were killed in an attack in only Mukhtariah village.
Human rights organization said- 200 people died
According to the human rights organization, more than 200 people have died in clashes in two days. In addition to about 140 people killed in retaliation attacks in villages, the dead include at least 50 members of Syrian government forces and 45 fighters loyal to Assad. More than five lakh people have been killed and millions of people have been displaced in the civil war released in Syria since March 2011. Syrian officials have accepted the attack but did not give any information about the number of dead. Since the demolition of Assad government by rebel groups led by the Islamic group Hayat Tahrir al-Sham in early December, the clashes between the two sides have continued.
(Input-AP)
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