Syrian President calls for unity in a fresh war

Syria’s interim president Ahmad al-Shara appealed for unity for Sunday and unity, because hundreds of people have killed hundreds of people.

“We must protect the national unity and civil peace,” we said. “We have basics for the survival of the country, because we ensure that the Syrians are sure.”

Violence erupted last week With the leadership of Bashar al-Assad, who is loyal to Mr al-Shara and the overthrow dictator. Along with the fighters on both sides of the conflict, the scores of civilians were killed in two war monitoring groups.

Mr. Al-Shara’s wills, Coast Latakia and Tartus provinces were reported to be fresh in Sunday. Representative of the Ministry of Defense, Col. Hassan Abdul Ghani said that the state media unites the rural areas for an overthrown Assad regime of government forces.

Since 2011, the human rights of the Syrian conflict, the Human Rights Observatory for Human Rights, said that the government attacks the government’s forces on Sunday. In other areas, government forces are looking for armed groups related to the military forces of the overthrow of the overthrow of the regime.

Clashes in coastal provinces, where the country’s alavit religious minority is a large number of people – the dominance of the ruling class and the upper ranks of the Assad’s government and included Assad’s family itself – live. This increased the fear of an updated sectarian conflict in the country.

More than 1,000 people were killed in Tartus and Latakia, since the date of the battle last week, Monday was reported on Monday. This figure included this indicator of about 700 civilians, the most killed by government forces. The information could not be confirmed independently.

Another monitoring group, the network of Syria’s human rights, previously reported security forces of 125 civilians were killed. The group still did not renew the number of loss figures on Sunday. He said that men were among the losses and the forces do not distinguish civilians and fighters.

Violence was the worst because the Assad’s government was overthrown by rebels, the country’s new leaders in early December. Provides a great test of the government’s government and the ability to unite the country with deep sectarian units after 13 years of civil war.