The factions bomb the regime’s web-sites … and the demonstrations reject “reconciliation” with it
The governorate of Aleppo in northern Syria has witnessed a broad wave of clashes involving Turkish forces and allied Syrian factions, on the 1 hand, and the “Syrian Democratic Forces” (SDF) and Syrian regime forces. on the other, a day later dozens of victims were being killed by bombing the town of Al-Bab, north-east of Aleppo.
Yesterday the populace of Al-Bab carried out a standard strike that paralyzed the buildings of the city lifetime to mourn the life of the victims of the bombing, which was attributed to the forces of the routine. The Syrian Observatory for Human Rights claimed that the “massacre” resulted in 17 deaths, which include 6 little ones, and 35 hurt. It was reported that opposition factions faithful to Turkey bombed the positions of the routine forces on the seam boards in the al-Bab marketing campaign. The Turks and their allies also bombed 9 villages in the northern Aleppo countryside within just SDF deployment locations with heavy artillery and rocket launchers.
In the aftermath of the “Al-Bab massacre”, the “Syrian Opposition Coalition” and opposition teams, such as the “Groundbreaking Coordination” and military services factions, issued condolences for the victims, including the taking in charged to the intercontinental neighborhood and its human legal rights institutions responsible for the “massacres and crimes” endured by the Syrian people today.
In a different context, Syrian activists ongoing to organize demonstrations in towns and cities and organize vigils titled “We are revolutionaries, not opposition”, in response to latest statements by Turkish Foreign Minister Mevlut Cavusoglu on Turkey’s lookup for “” reconciliation “amongst the opposition and the Syrian routine. Activists said countless numbers of civilians protested the working day in advance of yesterday (Friday), angry demonstrations in central Idlib, Sarmada, Kali, Kafr Arouk and Kafr Lusin in Idlib governorate and in the cities of Marea, Akhtarin, Shamarkh and Bazaa in the in northern Aleppo, all through which demonstrators shouted: “No reconciliation with the Assad regime”.
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