Damascus - Saba:
Informed sources revealed that
defense and security elements under the Takfiri gangs in Syria are imposing a tight security cordon on more than 30 villages in the cities of the Syrian coast, which
raises concern that these villages may be subjected to horrible massacres that these gangs are trying to hide.
"Over 30 Alawite villages in the cities of the Syrian coast, including Tartus, Jableh and Latakia, have not been reached by any humanitarian organization or media outlet so far, as Golani's gangs impose a tight security cordon on them, which prevents knowing the fate of their residents," the news website "Al-Malouma" said, citing the sources.
"These villages have been witnessing large-scale burning of houses and farms for more than a week, but until this moment, the fate of thousands of families who lived in them is unknown," it added, explaining that "this situation raises concern that these villages may be subjected to horrible massacres that the Golani gangs are trying to hide by preventing access to them and burying the bodies of the victims to cover up the truth."
The sources emphasized that "the Syrian coast may be facing the largest massacres of its kind, and the number of victims may increase many times over, if the truth about the security cordon imposed by al-Golani's gangs on these villages is revealed."
Informed sources revealed that
defense and security elements under the Takfiri gangs in Syria are imposing a tight security cordon on more than 30 villages in the cities of the Syrian coast, which
raises concern that these villages may be subjected to horrible massacres that these gangs are trying to hide.
"Over 30 Alawite villages in the cities of the Syrian coast, including Tartus, Jableh and Latakia, have not been reached by any humanitarian organization or media outlet so far, as Golani's gangs impose a tight security cordon on them, which prevents knowing the fate of their residents," the news website "Al-Malouma" said, citing the sources.
"These villages have been witnessing large-scale burning of houses and farms for more than a week, but until this moment, the fate of thousands of families who lived in them is unknown," it added, explaining that "this situation raises concern that these villages may be subjected to horrible massacres that the Golani gangs are trying to hide by preventing access to them and burying the bodies of the victims to cover up the truth."
The sources emphasized that "the Syrian coast may be facing the largest massacres of its kind, and the number of victims may increase many times over, if the truth about the security cordon imposed by al-Golani's gangs on these villages is revealed."