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Syria says 14 security personnel killed in 'ambush' by Assad loyalists

  • 14 Interior Ministry personnel were killed and 10 injured in an 'ambush' by forces loyal to ousted President Bashar al-Assad, according to Syria's new rebel-led authorities.
  • The UK-based Syrian Observatory for Human Rights reported that three militants were also killed in the clashes.
  • Interior Minister Mohammed Abdel Rahman stated that the ambush was executed by 'remnants of the criminal regime' in Tartus province.
  • Additionally, the Syrian Observatory reported that 12 pro-Turkish fighters were killed east of Aleppo during an operation by the Kurdish-led Syrian Democratic Forces .
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At least 14 members of the Ministry of the Interior have died and 10 others have been injured in a “burst” that has taken place in the province of Tartus, in the far west of Syria, as reported by the authorities. Interior Minister Mohamed Abdel Rahman explained that the victims have been “exposed to an ambush of the remnants of the former regime in the rural area of the Tartus governorate, while fulfilling their duties to maintain the security a…

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DAMASCO.- The new Syrian Islamist authorities launched on Thursday a security offensive against pro-Basar Al-Assad “militias” in a coastal region where 14 policemen were killed the day before, promising to pursue the “remnants” of the overthrown government accused of the attack, state media reported.The violence in the province of Tartous, part of the coastal region in the west of the country that houses many members of the Alawite sect of Al-As…

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Berliner Morgenpost broke the news in Berlin, Germany on Wednesday, December 25, 2024.
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