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11: 53 • Updated 12:12
At least more than 340 civilian civilians have killed the new Syrian regime forces, says the Syrian surveillance organization.
According to Syrian Observatory for Human Rights (Sohr), the number of victims has risen day by day. In the battles that began on Thursday, more than 520 people have died in the Syrian coast, including security forces and fighters.
According to the British organization, civilians have been killed in approximate executions. According to the organization, civilians have been killed in several places in the Syrian coast. According to Sohr, there are women and children among the dead.
On Friday, the organization and the activists published artwork showing dozens of bodies in civilian clothing. The shared video also shows men in military dresses to shoot people at close range. The AFP news agency has not been able to strengthen the authenticity of shared material.
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The violence broke out between the government troops and the Al-Assad supporters on Thursday. Security authorities told the word the news agency to fight for a former Syrian Army Commander Suil al-Hassan against troops. He belonged to Al-Assad.