Disclosure of the hidden dimensions of 7 days of crime and massacre in Syria+ Pictures – Mehr News Agency | Iranian and world news

According to the Mehr News Agency, the Lebanese newspaper Akhbar A report on the details of the crimes of the Julani regime in the coastal cities of Syria, wrote that during three days and three nights, these crimes and rapes were stopped by armed groups against the people of the area, whom the Julani regime “rebel” was stopped.

Based on This report is the families of victims in the suburbs Jebel And Banias They survived these attacks, even failed to bury their loved ones in the shadow of the regime’s elements. However, the artillery attacks of the Julani regime continued at the same time. Local sources report that hundreds of people are lost in Syrian cities and villages, adding that the armed elements have taken them to unknown areas. It is likely that they were slaughtered Mass They are located. A source in the city Banias In this regard, he reported that he had observed their bodies into the sea.

Many families in these areas have fled to the mountains and deserts since the start of the Julani regime. Resources Local Report that the smell of death in All These cities are inhabited and the inhabitants of these areas are inhumane and the water and electricity are cut off and Their foods It’s up to the end. Families who have escaped to the mountains and the desert do not find water and food to eat, and the safe haven against artillery attacks do not have elements of the Julani regime and are constantly worried about being observed by the Julani elements.

Armed groups, surrounding villages Banias And they were completely pulled into the ground and blood. A local source from the village of Bahad Wassell said the village was completely looted and burned and the number of people rescued is less than the number of fingers. The source adds that the attack on the village with the arrival of armored vehicles and cars Pickup It began, and the attacks of the Julani -affiliated forces began with aimless firearms in various areas, with a number of families fled to the mountains and all those who stayed in their homes were killed. The source added that the Syrian sovereignty armed forces set fire to fire after the killing of people inside the houses. A number of residential homes and commercial buildings were set on fire in Banias.

In a conversation with al -Akhbar, the Syrian Alawite woman Sally, who survived the crime, said that people who attacked the houses were spoken in the Arabic language and it was clear that they were not Syria. He says that the elements affiliated with the Golani after entering their home said, “We have come to slaughter you.” On arrival, they asked their clan and then looking for gasoline. One of them said he wanted to set fire to the house.

Suli adds that after the family’s insistence, armed elements of precious objects, gold, jewelry and cell phones kidnapped home and left the house and said they would return in the afternoon. “We are innocent citizens and have no dependence on the previous government,” says Sally. All the crimes committed against the citizens.

Mohammed, a Syrian young man who lived in al -Saliyyah in Jebel and managed to flee, says the armed elements had different flags at the time of entering the village, some of which resembled the ISIS flag. In a conversation with al -Akhbar, he announced that they destroyed everything and everyone, looted homes, shops and cars and set fire to anything that was on their way. He adds that hundreds of bodies have been taken in the streets and were killed in the worst.

“All the men in the village were massacred and only the women remain, and they cannot bury their relatives,” says Naima, one of the Alawi women living in the village of Sanubar.

The Syrian Human Rights Watch has estimated the number of victims of these crimes to be more than five, with more than 5 civilians, but local sources from different villages said in a conversation with al -Akhbar that the actual number of casualties is much higher than the number. Local sources say a team from the United Nations entered the Jebel area yesterday and patrolled the streets, but did not talk to any of the city.