At least 10 people of the dead in Syria as a maid target of civilians in Tartus and Homs

Beirut – 12-year-old boy was among the four people killed on Monday in Syria Tarnous province, coastal region home to most Alawite population, said provincial officials in the statement.

Attackers, who remain unidentified and at large, opened fire in Haref NeMu, village in the village of Baniyas in Bijaka. General security security forces in the province conduct those involved “to bring them in justice,” said Amer Al-Madani, Baniyas’s head of security, who spoke in the video on the official Facebook page.

Kamal, a resident of the nearby village and relatives of three victims from fear of reprisals, which was believed to be a governmental matter, including a 12-year-old and 80-year-old and 80-year-old and 80-year-old and 80-year-old and 80-year-old and 80-year-old and 80-year-old. 80 year old and 80 year old.

Kamal said he states accounts from three other witnesses. The sequence of events was not independently confirmed, and there is no official statement on the details of the attack.

Hayat Tahrir Al-Sham (HTS) is an Islamist group whose leader Ahmad Al-Sharaa played a key role in overthrow the former President Bashar al-Assad and now is Syria De Facto President.

The attack forced dozens of families to escape from the Baniyas area, according to the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights, British War Monitor. Kamal also said many in Baniyas escaped into nearby mountains. “Nobody feels safe here,” he said. “All the main roads are empty most of the time because people are afraid to go outside.”

Separately Monday, two unidentified attackers killed six people in Homs, a city in Western Syria, with most of Sun’s Muslims and a significant false minority, primarily based in Syria.

The attack took place in Karma Al-Zeitoun, claiming that the lives of three children and their mothers, who all belonged to the Altawite sect, as well as two guests in the Sunni community. The attack also left his father seriously wounded. There was no official comment on the incident of the government or relevant authorities.

Syria Alawitna community in Syria is facing escalating violence, with the reports of the massacre and target attacks.

At the beginning of the March of the forces of Islamist, over 1,000 Alawit in the Coordinated attacks In coastal areas, including Latakia and Baniyas, the implementation of executions and burning homes, leading to mass shifts.

Attacks, among the deadliest in the modern history of Syria, he saw militants in the coastal provinces and near Ham and Homma, killing civilians – including all family – in the homes and the streets. The Syrian Observatory for Human Rights reported almost 200 deaths in Baniyas.

Witnesses have identified the attackers as Hardline Islamists, including the Syrian foreign fighters in jihadi and former members of Hayat Tahrir Al-Sham, a dissolved rebellious group led by December. However, many were also local Sunnis, seeking revenge for past crimes accused at Attrawites loyal in Assad.

While some Sunni holds the Alawite community responsible for Assad Brutal Purgeons, Alawites themselves say they have suffered under his authorities. The international community called on the new Government Syria to protect minorities and prevent further violence.