Syrian leader Ahmed Sharaa demanded peace after a few days of collision for a few days when the Syrian Security Forces murdered hundreds of civilians from the Alawi religious minority.
The Syrian Human Rights Observatory (SOHR), a British Syrian Human Rights Observatory (SOHR), to monitor Syria’s development, said about 745 civilians were killed in about 30 “massacre” for Alawites on the coastal areas of Friday and Saturday.
The BBC could not independently confirm the death of violence, which is considered the worst since the fall of the Assad regime.
Shara said, “We must preserve the peace of the national alliance and citizens as much as possible, and God will be willing to live together in this country,” Sharaa said.
In the mosque of Damascus on Sunday, the temporary president said, “What is happening in Syria is an anticipated challenge.”
The Syrian Observatory has more than 1,000 deaths of the number of dead fighters. It said that in the battles of the coastal region, about 125 troops related to the new Islamic government were killed.
Reuters said that at least 200 fighters were killed on Thursdays with attacks and ambushes on Thursdays.
A spokesman for the Syrian Defense Ministry says that there is a “dangerous attack” for security personnel, according to a report from Sana State News Agency.
Hundreds of civilians in the battle are known to have escaped the house on the coast of the Latakian coast and Tartus.
Alawites, a derivative of Sia Islam, accounts for about 10%of the Syrian population, which is the majority Sunni Muslim.
Violence left the Alawite community in the city’s activist, “State of Fear.” I told the BBC on Friday.
According to Reuters, many crowds visited a refuge at the Russian military base in Latakia.
The video video shared by Reuters showed dozens of people who called “people protect Russia” outside the base.
Meanwhile, local media reported that dozens of families also fled to Lebanon.
GEIR PEDERSEN, the UN’s special envoy to Syria, said it was “deeply surprised” by the “very difficult report on civilian casualties” on the Syrian coast.
He demanded that he would “unstable” in every way, “unstable” and “reliable and comprehensive political transition.”
