Violence sweeps shore Syria, sowing chaos: ‘We must get out of here’

Weapon fire started in Al-Haffa on the Syrian’s Mediterranean coast on Friday.

Initially, Wala, a 29-year-old city resident Wala, leapeding from the bedroom window in the corner of the room in the first floor of the rat.

The guarantee increased further, he crawled in the window and undressed the curtain. Abroad, people ran away from the road, many in their pajamas and four people in the forest green forms followed them. Then the men dressed were fired. Four of people who fleeed in seconds fell to the ground.

“I couldn’t believe what I saw. I was horrified, I was horrified.”

Was part of the attack in his city Riot shocking Syria’s coast The last four days have killed and more than 1,000 people, and the War Monitoring Group Syria Observatory Sunday said early Sunday. In early December, the rebels have been the most bloody start of violence since soaking the dictator, Bashar al-Assad tried to claim his authorities over a country with about 14 years of civil war.

Violence Thursday, Armed men who are committed to the government security forces in Latakia, where Haffa is located. Ambush extinguished the days of the clashes between Assad faithful and governmental forces.

According to the observatory, which was located in Britain and the Syrian conflict since 2011, about 700 civilians, most of the early 700 civilians were killed by government forces.

According to the observatory, at least 65 civilians were killed from Al-Haff.

The Syrian Network, Syrian Network, Sunday, Sunday, Sunday, but on Saturday, the government said that about 125 civilians were killed.

None of the allegations of killed numbers cannot be independently.

The new government and officials rejected the charges of security forces. However, they said they had conducted the charges and holding everyone in charge of civilians.

Syria’s interim president Ahmad Al-Shara called for unity because of death relying on the nation after deadly clashes.

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

Violence raised the performance of a larger sectarian conflict in Syria and increased panic panic on the coast of Latakia and Tartus. The region is in the heart of the Syrian minority of Syria, which is dominated by a military class and the sidewalk in the ruling class and the upper ranks of the military Assad’s family himself. The new government was created by a coalition of the rebels headed by Islamist Sunni Muslim group.

The observatory said that most of the civilians killed in the observatory in recent days.

On Saturday, the highway to Tartus, who took the highway to Tartus, who took the capital from Damascus to Tartus, was very empty in the highway to Tartus as he tried to seal all traffic to the coast. The government security forces have closed the most shops and set out checkpoints in the city of Tartus, Tartus, Tartus, where many shops are hunking in their homes.

Shanadi Ahmet Khodar, 47, sat in the north of Tartus by the highway from the highway to Latacia, watched as he actually moved through an ambulance or government. The streets of his neighborhood turned the tartu into a dream city in recent days and emptyed as violence. He is an Alavit, but as many of the city, as many as Syria’s new officials do not support Assad faithful.

However, it was terrified that the security forces and security forces were already distinguished by the loyalty of Armed Assad and the people who worked in the Assad’s government – a crane operator.

“Maybe they will come here only and we will kill them and kill us.”

He was afraid, more hindered confrontation. Violence stopped Saturday afternoon and left the road from the place where he stopped, the government forces warned drivers who dried in the checkpoint.

“We are only shallow water,” said Mr. Kho. “We haven’t reached deep yet.”

In the nearest territory of Latakia, Assad faithfulists were pledged to dozens of government security staff after the supervision one day before the day before. In other areas, local residents took a weapon outside their homes to protect their families and placed outside their homes after hearing information about the murder of civilians.

In the baniyas, a city at the north end of Tartus, the armed men, who appeared with the government, four residents attacked the municipal night’s extremely hot neighborhoods.

Baniyas resident Ghait, Baniyas, Baniyas, Friday and Saturday Hudling with his wife, behind the front door of his 2-month-old son – said he was not the only place with no window.

At the beginning of Friday, as the armed men reach the building of the shooting, he said he had heard that the shooting patder grew higher. Then he heard the men’s shouts, gunfire and screams from the apartment under him. He later learned that his neighbors were killed.

“I was very scared of my baby, Mr. Moustafa for my wife,” he said in a telephone interview in 30. “He was so afraid. I did not know how to show him how I was afraid to us.”

When the weapon was at 2 o’clock on Saturday, Mr. Moustafa said he fled his family apartments and a friend of a friend, who had a lot of violence in a friend’s house. He walked away from home.

Both or three meters, one body has been extended to the ground. Blood stains were stained along the pavement. The storefronts windows were broken and many shops turned out to be looted.

The Syrian Observatory said on Saturday that at least 60 civilians in the baniya, including five children, died.

“I’m shocked, just shocked,” Mr. Moustafa, a pharmacist. Everything he could think of on Saturday evening. “We must get out of here as soon as possible.” “Not safe, not safe.”

Mr. Moustafa, according to residents, was among the hundreds of people who flee from the baniya on Saturday. Many wanted to refuge with friends who are not alavitis hoping that neighborhoods would prevent further violence.

Al-Haffa residents, Al-Haffa residents opened fire, security personnel, security staff after the government forces, the apartment collapsed with his friends and his family. A friend from the north-western region of the idlism, Mr al-Assad’s rebels came and begged them to avoid hitting them.

“He said:” I’m from Idlib. All my family is from Idlib. Please do nothing to these people. They are a peaceful family, ” Wala explained in a telephone interview.

Men demanded that his friend did his phone and scream to open Wala’s safety. Wala’s mother demanded the golden necklace and earrings to be given them.

Before the rest, the men gave a hard warning: Don’t leave the house. He and his relatives returned to the bedroom and terrified.

However, about an hour later, they refused this command to try to help someone they hear from the street, as a fire.

Abroad, the Wala said he found two people. One was covered in blood and asked him to lift his head a little with a weak voice. The other, the Buddha was shot and begged for water.

Long weapon fire reset and wala ran back from inside. By Saturday evening, he did not know who was alive.

King Abdulrahim Contributing report.