Dozens reported that they were killed as Syrian forces and Pro-Assad fighters clash | Syrian war news
The Syrian stronghold of Alawit sees the days of deadly violence between al-Assad loyalist and security forces.
Syria’s security forces are fighting armed armed President Bashar Al-Assad in the coastal region of the country the next day, and dozens of people were killed in the fight.
Syrian authorities have announced that the remains of removed Al-Assad’s regime have launched a Deadly and well -planned attack on their forces in Latakia on Thursday.
Police chief Latakija said Al Jazeera that the City was secured on Friday afternoon and was abolished siege in military and safety sites. In the meantime, the conflicts continued elsewhere.
The authorities have not issued the number of deaths, but the war monitor of the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights said on Friday that more than 70 people had been killed in the fight. Among the dead were security forces, weapons and several civilians, stated.
Al Jazeera could not independently check the number of deaths.
Government forces sent Main reinforcements Overnight to the cities of Latakia and Tartous, as well as in the vicinity of cities and villages that are the heart of the sect of minority Alavite and the support of Al-Assad support, to try to control the situation, the state media reported.
The leaf was also imposed in Latakia and Tartous until Saturday.
Violence has shaken the temporary efforts of President Ahmed al-Sharaa to consolidate control while his administration is fighting to abolish the sanctions of the United States and install with wider security challenges, especially in the southwest, where Israel said that he would prevent Damascus deployment of forces.
Reporting from Damascus, Al Jazeera Serdar’s resource said that security forces had gained “complete control” of Lataki and could “break” into Tartous and position themselves in the city center.
“In Banias, which is another city on the outskirts of Tartous, the struggles are still continued between the Government forces and the rebel forces,” he said, although security forces could provide other surrounding areas.
Serdar said that in some areas there are intense struggles, but the siege has been abolished in others.
Peace ‘threatens’
The Turkiye neighbor on Friday warned of “provocations” in Latakia Province, saying that they threatened peace.
“Such provocations should not be allowed to become a threat to the peace of Syria and our region,” the spokesman for the Turkish Foreign Ministry wrote oncu Kecela on X.
In the meantime, Alavite activists say their community has been undergoing violence and attacks since Al-Assad fell, especially in rural Homs and Latakia.
While Al-Sharaa has committed to managing Syria in an inclusive way, no meetings between him and the older Alawite, unlike members of other minority groups such as Kurds, Christians and Druze, have not been declared.
The statement of the Alawit leader, the Islamic Council of Alawit, blamed for the Violence for the Government, saying that “military convoys were sent to the shore with the” remnants of the regime “to terrorize and kill the Syrians.” He called on the coastal region to be put under the protection of the UN.
Under Al-Assad, members of the Alawita Community held top quality positions in the military and security agencies. The new government has blamed its loyalists for attacks in recent weeks against new security forces in the country.
