Syrian president condemns Israel’s attacks on Damascus and vows to protect Druze community | Syria

While the Syrian temporary president tried to intervene in conflicts between the Israeli army and Draze fighters, he hit Damascus on Wednesday and condemned Israel for “a large -scale targeting of civil and government facilities”.

Israel’s strikes, which saved the region from an unknown destiny, said the American, Arab and Turkish mediation, except for the effective intervention of the region, “issues would push a large -scale rise,” he said.

Shara said that the rights of Drze to protect their citizens and that the conflicts in Sweida in the south have died according to a war monitor of more than 350 people.

Israel’s air strikes on Wednesday detonated a part of the Syrian Defense Ministry and shot near the Presidential Palace. The Israeli Army spokesman said the strike at the Ministry of Defense was a message to the Syrian President of the Syrian President. The Israeli army hit the Syrian tanks on Monday and killed some soldiers and continued to attack dozens of drone on troops.

US Secretary of State Marco Rubio, He said in x The agreement was reached to recover the calmness in the region and he called on the nature of the agreement without elapsı to fulfill all the commitments they have made ”.

Rubio accused of “long -term historical competition için for the conflicts in Sweida. Rubio told journalists at the White House, “an unfortunate situation and a misunderstanding between the Israeli side and the Syrian side.

On Wednesday, one of the three spiritual leaders of the Syrian government and the Syrian Draze community declared a ceasefire. However, it was not clear whether the ceasefire continued to fight another spiritual leader Sheikh Hikmat al-Hijri and did not promise to call the government a collection of “armed gangs”.

Syria said that after the US government forces called the majority-Dr. Southern City, its army began to withdraw from Sweida. The Syrian government statement did not mention the withdrawal of other government security forces deployed to the city on Tuesday, in order to reach an agreement with the DRUZE community leaders after a deadly fight with the local Bedouin tribes of a previous ceasefire.

Sharaa said that those who are responsible for violence against the Drze people on television will be held responsible for “under the protection and responsibility of the state”. Authorized, Sweida safety for security “responsibility” will be delivered to the elderly and local groups, he added.

The Syrian Human Rights War Monitor said that 350, who was killed in the violence of Sweida province, contained government forces, local fighters and 27 Duze civilians killed in “summary executions”.

Diplomats, the UN Security Council will meet on Thursday to address the Syrian conflict, he said.

This week, the conflicts of most of the Sunni government forces against Duze fighters caused fear of a wider sectarian conflict. Violence has been the most serious challenge to the rule of Damascus since the coastal massacres and threatened to keep Draze further away from the state.

The Syrian army entered Sweida on Sunday to recover the calmness between DRUZA fighters and the Arab Bedouin tribes. Some Duze militias promised to prevent Syrian government forces from entering Sweida and attacked them and led to increasing conflicts.

As the government forces entered Sweida, the accounts of human rights violations began to emerge.

Israel’s attacks on Wednesday pointed out a significant rise against Sharaa’s Islamist leadership. They came despite the war with the US and its administration with the security contacts developed with Israel.

A Reuters witness said that after the calls made to help Draze in Syria in Israel, Israel had a connection with Drze on the glazed side of Drze and broke the border fence on Wednesday.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said that the Israeli army is working to help Draze and called for Israel Draze citizens not to cross the border. The Israeli army said it was trying to return the passing civilians safely.

Reporting from Reuters and Agency France-Presse