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The Syrian government has completed an operation in Latakia and support areas after the four-day war between Latakia and Assad’s armed warriors of the battles.
Riots came only after three months The fall of Syria’s Bashar al-Assad in abusive by opposition fighters.
News from Latakia, gave information about the kills, theft, aggression and even folk crimes.
So what happened and who did it? This is what we know about violence:
What happens in Syria?
On March 6, government forces began to place the Syrian coastal cities, including Latakia, Banias, Tartar and Cableh to combat “regime residues.”
The “remaining” is a pro-government fighters that declare the opposition to the new government.
Bashakite religious sect was concentrated in these cities.
How did it start?
On March 6, Assad’s armed militants, north-west Latakia and around, killing at least 16 members of the Ministry of Security and Defense, and they ambushed the military personnel there.
According to the state media, March 6 was not the first to be the first, and Assad attacked a few years of government forces.
How many people were killed or wounded?
Numbers still arise, but that’s what we know here.
March 9 Human Rights Observatory (Sohr), at least 8311 people died on Saturday evening, 830 civilians, 230 security officers and about 250 armed warriors.
Al Jazeera could not check the numbers of Sohr independently.
Why is this area especially?
Latakia-Dayous axis, along the Mediterranean coast of Syria, stretches with Banias and Cabilh.
These two Alawi-majority governors, family hometown, al-Gerdaha and Al-Gerdaha, along with Al-Gerdaha, were considered Assad’s remains.
When Assad fell, the observers were afraid to have revenge on the Alawite Society.
Therefore, the “regime remains” chose to attack there – maybe hopes to ignite the sectarian tension.
Banias also hosts Syria’s largest oil refinery. Armed warriors tried to attack the processing plant, security forces, but repeated.
Who is fighting?
The State Security Troops faced the armed groups headed by the former officers of the Al-Assad army.
The Syrian state news agency told the State News Agency that there are unknown groups going to “revenge” on the beach.
The presence of these people, the official, “We have caused some individual violations and we are working on suspending them,” he said.
Alawite community members said that armed groups were raped and kidnapped by the alavit civilians.
The Syrian government estimates that there are 5,000 armed people in the coastal area.
Who are these ‘mode residues’?
Videos in social media since February, the former Assad Army Officer Mughad Ftiha announces the formation of a group “HTS violations” in the coastal region.
Fliiha, who is in the presidential protector of Al-Assad, claims that the Alavit community is treated.
Another expressions related to the former al-Assad army Brigadier Ghiath Suleyman Dalla, “Exclude all the occupying forces” and “All occupying forces to release Syria”.
What did the Syrian government say?
The escalating violence has introduced a great problem for Syria’s interim President Ahmad al-Sharaa.
On Sunday, al-Sharaa announced two new committees to engage in crisis.
One is an independent committee of independent judges and lawyers to investigate the violence, which follows the March 6 attack and responsibility, “higher national interest and civil peace”.
Second, the “Civil Peace Committee” was commissioned by residents of the affected areas and protecting their security.
On Sunday, Sunday, the Damascus Mosque confessed to the severity of the crisis and called on the national unity.
On March 7, March 7, the commitment of stability once again approved a television address, and the regime responsible for crimes promised to unite state controls to the loyalists and weapons.
How do civilians work in these areas?
People are afraid, panic seized the coastal areas.
“I don’t go out and do not open the windows … No security here. There is no security for Alawis,” said Latakia resident Al Cunine.
Those who talked to live in terrorism are afraid they will attack them in the homes of armed warriors.
This piece was published in cooperation Egab.
