Syria is engulfed in turmoil as violence escalates in the coastal regions. Interim President Ahmed al-Sharaa is at the forefront, urging national unity after deadly clashes between Alawite loyalists of the ousted Bashar al-Assad and Sunni-led security forces. The conflict has resulted in over 1,300 deaths, mostly civilians from the Alawite minority, sparking international outrage and demands for accountability.
The Syrian government has concluded its military operation against Assad loyalists, with President al-Sharaa vowing to punish those responsible for the mass killings. An investigation committee has been formed to address the atrocities committed. Despite the operation's end, tensions remain high, and the situation is fragile, with violence spreading across the nation.
The international community, including the United States and the European Commission, calls for justice and transparency. Amidst these developments, reports suggest a potential deal between Syria and Russia, maintaining Moscow's military presence in the region. As Syria seeks stability, the road ahead is fraught with challenges, requiring concerted efforts for peace and reconciliation.
