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Syrian President Calls for Surrender of Assad Forces

Syrian President Calls for Surrender of Assad Forces
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World March 8, 2025 15:21

latakia and tartus, syria - Syrian President urges Assad's loyalists to surrender weapons amid clashes in Latakia and Tartus. Updates on ongoing conflict.

Syrian President's Call for Surrender

Syrian President Ahmed al-Shara appeals to Assad loyalists to lay down arms and surrender amidst escalating clashes in Latakia and Tartus.

Key Points:

  • Al-Shara emphasizes the rebuilding of a new Syria and condemns violent actions of Assad loyalists.
  • Security forces commended for protecting civilians and maintaining order.
  • Warning against provocations and the pursuit of justice for crimes committed.

Accountability and Future Directions

Al-Shara vows to hold accountable those who commit crimes against civilians, disrupt internal peace, and continue to pose threats to the country's stability.

Situation in Latakia and Tartus

Intense clashes between government forces and Assad loyalists in Latakia and Tartus result in numerous casualties. Government forces reinforce control in the region.

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