US EditionSyria Faces Escalating Violence and Ethnic Tensions Following Regime Change
- More than 800 people have been killed in clashes in Syria between armed groups loyal to former ruler Bashar al-Assad and forces of the new Syrian regime, according to a war monitor.
- Killings in Tartus, Latakia, and Hama governorates appear to be carried out on a sectarian basis, as reported by Al-Kheetan.
- In various instances, entire families were killed, particularly in predominantly Alawite cities, according to Al-Kheetan's report.
- Caretaker authorities announced an end to security operations on March 10, but intermittent clashes continue, with Sharaa blaming the violence on remnants of Assad’s forces.
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In Syria, 3 news crews shot at, assaulted while covering deadly clashes - Committee to Protect Journalists
Sulaymaniyah, March 14, 2025—The Committee to Protect Journalists is alarmed by multiple attacks on journalists reporting on Syria’s worst clashes since the ouster of President Bashar al-Assad, including bullets being fired at two news teams’ cars, with one journalist shot in the leg, and the assault and detention of a third crew. “We are appalled by the violence meted out on multiple news crews covering Syria’s sectarian killings, which preven…
Russia says 9,000 Syrians fleeing violence have taken refuge at its Hmeimim air base
MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russia's air base at Hmeimim in Syria is sheltering about 9,000 people seeking refuge from a wave of sectarian violence, Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Maria Zakharova said on Thursday.
In recent days, violence in Syria has escalated again. Supporters of the old and new regimes clashed, resulting in gruesome massacres and executions. Is a new influx of Syrian refugees causing tensions to rise here? This is discussed in Nieuws van de dag with journalist Wierd Duk and terrorism reporter Silvan Schoonhoven.
Nearly 1,000 Syrians died last weekend, during an attack by supporters of the fallen President Bashar al-Assad and during the response of the new security forces. Is Syria still on the road to civil war? Perhaps not.
The Genesis of Sectarian Violence in Syria: The Fall of Assad to US
While many in Washington claim to defend Christianity and Western values, their policies have led to the systematic annihilation of some of the world's oldest Christian communities. The same politicians who posture as defenders of faith have not just turned a blind eye to the suffering of Christians in the Middle East, from Palestine’s West Bank and Gaza to Lebanon and Syria, they have chosen instead to fund their murderers.U.S. tax dollars funn…
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