Clashes in northwestern Syria killed nearly 60 people

 - According to the VNA correspondent in the Middle East, London-based Human Rights Watch (SOHR) said clashes between loyal forces with the government and blade groups troops in northeastern Syria on August 13 killed 59 people.

Syria: Bullets, at least 31 people were killed
Syria: Bullets, at least 31 people were killed
The Syrian Human Rights Watch (SOHR) said there were 31 soldiers from the military and the pro-Syrian forces were killed in a ammunition explosion on August 3 at a military airport in Central this country.


According to SOHR, conflicts in the southern province of Idlib and rural Latakia region caused 19 militants to support the government and 30 extreme militants and rebels.
Hayat Tahrir al-Sham (HTS), an extremist group linked to al-Qaeda, is controlling much of Idlib province as well as a part of the provinces of Hama, Aleppo and Latakia. Several other rebel groups also operate in this area.FMovies

Intense fighting in northwestern Syria, more than 80 people were killed


The pro-government forces and anti-government militants have fought fiercely in the region for days as Syrian troops stepped up to attack the area between Hama and Idlib.
On August 11, the Syrian army freed the al-Habeet town in the southern province of Idlib during their first major attack on the province since the conflict escalated more than three months ago in the land of This rebel control.YesMovies
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Smoke rises in an air raid in Khan Sheikhun area, Idlib province, Syria. Photo: AFP / VNA
The region is part of a stress reduction agreement agreed between Russia and Turkey from September 2018, but conflicts began to erupt in late April 2019.https://fmoviesc.to/

According to UN estimates, the violence here also left 400,000 people homeless. The Syrian conflict has killed more than 370,000 people and millions of people have fled their homes since anti-government protests in 2011.