Entire families killed during recent violence in Syria, UN says

The UN Human Rights Office recently said in the Syrian coast that the whole family, including women and children, died.

One spokesman told reporters that the United Nations confirmed the murder of 111 civilians since last Thursday, but the actual figure was considered quite high.

Many examples were summarized executions, especially the Alawite region.

Sunni Islamic leaders were accused of performing multiple murders following the deadly ambush on the security patrol of the Loyalty of the Alahwite, the Loyalty of the Alahwite.

The monitoring group reported that more than 1,200 civilians, mostly Alawites died in Latakia, Tatous, HAMA and Homs.

The United Nations welcomed Syria’s temporary president, Ahmad Al-Sharaa, to form an independent committee and to hold people responsible.

Violence was the worst in Syria since Sharaa led the rebel offensive that overturned the assad in December.

The Mediterranean coast of Syria is the center of the Alawite SECT, a derivative of Sia Islam, a political and military elite of the reckless ASSAD regime of the world.

Last week, the security forces began operations in the region with the response to the rebellion of the assad loyalty.

On Thursday, 13 security guards died of ambush by Jableh’s gunmen, and violence expanded on Thursday.

The Security Forces dispatched and responded to this area, which joined the individual who supported the armed group and the government.

They attacked many Alawite villages and villages in the region, and residents said they had a revenge murder and plundered their homes and shops.

Thameen Al-Kheetan, a spokesman for the UN Human Rights Office, said on Tuesday that “painful scale of violence” continued.

He used a strict verification method that the United Nations has recorded the murder of 90 male civilians, 18 women, two women, and one boy.

According to the initial report, the perpetrator is a member of an armed group that supports security forces and elements related to the Assad regime.

“In many cases of very confusing cases, the whole family, including women, children and individuals, mentioned the intentions that were especially aimed at Alawite cities and villages, representing the intentions that were captured, or incompetent combatants.

“According to many testimonies collected in our office, the offenders have attacked the house and asked the residents whether they killed them or killed them before killing them. Some survivors said that many survivors died in front of their families.”

According to Kheetan, Assad Loyalists raided several hospitals in Latakia, Tartos and Barney. They collided with security troops and are known to have dozens of civilian casualties, including patients and medical staff.

The Syrian Human Rights Observatory, a British -based monitoring group, said on Tuesday that the number of civilian deaths increased to 1,225 after 132 people died on Tuesday, including 62 people. According to the source network, about 230 security personnel and 250 professional assad fighters died.

Kittan said the UN Human Rights president urged Syrian authorities to carry out a quick, thorough, independent and fair investigation.

“Depending on the norms and standards of international law, those who are responsible for all violations, regardless of violation, must consider the contract. The victim and their family have the right to truth, justice and compensation.”

The spokesman of the new investigation committee, founded by the government, said, “We are collecting and considering evidence.”

In a press conference, YASSER FARHAN said, “The committee does not have anyone on the law. The committee will deliver all the results to the organization, the president and the judiciary.”

The state -owned and news agency also reported that four people were arrested for “violations of blood on civilians” in the coastal village after confirming in the video.

Meanwhile, the locals said that the situation seemed calm on Tuesday and only sporadic shots were heard overnight.

A man who fled from Barney Yasu Village three days ago told the BBC that the security army could return home because the security army had a checkpoint in the neighborhood to prevent additional murder and plunder.

The person who asked me to maintain anonymity said last week that there was no more body lying on the streets of Barney Yasu.

With the help of the security forces, the Syrian red crescent moon recovers the body and is buried in the mass tombs in the cemetery of the village.

However, most families did not return home because they were shocked and worried about what happened in accordance with the report on murder and plunder.

Many people visited a refuge at the Russian Himimi Air Force Base outside Lataki Ashi, protected from local schools or fled to rural areas.

Others went to neighbor Lebanon. The woman said that a man armed with the BBC attacked her house in the countryside two months ago and killed a man from the family.

“My nephew was 11 and 12 years old. They rounded them and aligned all other young Allawi people,” Hind said.

“One of them asked a friend about our religion.” They are allawis. “

“They see us as guilty because the president was Alawite. But the truth is that we are the poorest. Our young people joined the army and fought and murdered.”

A young man named Wissam no longer trusted the government and security forces.

“They are all armed and covered with their faces, they have a privilege that no one has.