The Syrian Ministry of Defense announces control of the coast and the end of operations .. More than 900 people were dead in an unlimited toll and an international conviction

The violence that occurred in the Syrian coast area caused a local and international shock, as the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights confirmed the fall of more than 973 civilians since March 6 by the Syrian security forces and its supporting groups.

With the increasing international demands to investigate these events and hold the officials accountable, a spokesman for the Syrian Ministry of Defense announced on Monday that the military operation in the provinces of Lattakia and Tartous in the coast region in the west of the country is “over”, and that public institutions are now able to resume work.

The spokesman Hussein Abdel -Ghani added in statements carried by the Syrian News Agency (SANA), that the army “thwarted attacks on the remnants of the Assad regime, and managed to keep them away from vital centers and secure most of the main roads.”

The spokesman also pointed to “developing new plans to complete the fight against the regime’s remnants and work to end any future threat.”

He said: We announce the success of our forces in achieving all the goals set for this stage. We were able to absorb the attacks of the remnants of the defunct regime and its officers, and we destroyed their surprise and we were able to keep them away from the vital centers, and we were mostly the public roads that the remnants took as a starting point to target our civilian and innocent people.

Abdel -Ghani continued: “Our forces were able to neutralize the security cells and the remnants of the defunct regime from the town of Al -Mukhtariya, the town of Al -Muzayraa, the Al -Zobar region, and others in Lattakia Governorate, the town of Al -Daliya, the town of Yannita and the feet in Tartous Governorate, which resulted in threatening threats and securing the area.”

He said: “With this achievement, we announce the end of the military operation that started for previously mentioned targets, and after public institutions are able to start resuming their work and providing basic services to our people in preparation for the return of life to normal and work to consolidate security and stability.”
The spokesman added: “The security services will work in the next stage to enhance their work to ensure stability and maintain security and the safety of the people, as they have developed new plans to complete the fighting of the remnants of the defunct regime, and work to end any future threat, and to prevent the organization of criminal cells again, and the investigation committee will provide the full opportunity to reveal the circumstances of events and to ensure the facts and fairness of the oppressed.”

He concluded his speech by saying: “To the remaining remnants of the defeated regime and his fleeing officers, our message is clear and explicit: If you go back and you will not find in front of you except men who do not know the retreat and do not have mercy on those whose hands are stained with the blood of innocent people.”
Internationally, Iran considered that its accusation of standing behind these events is ridiculous, condemning the “attacks that affected minorities in the Syrian coast” during the last period, as described.

The Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesman, Ismail Baqi, said during the weekly press conference, today, Monday, that his country’s accusation of Syria’s issues is ridiculous and rejected.
He added, “The innocent massacres in Syria must be stopped as soon as possible,” as he put it. He added, “There is no justification for attacks on some Alawites, Christians, Druze and other minorities.”
French Foreign Minister Jean -Noel Barrow announced that he had contacted his Syrian counterpart Asaad Al -Shaibani, during which violence crimes in Syria, stressing the need to punish officials.

“I spoke with the Syrian counterparts and informed him of our strong condemnation of the violence in Syria,” Reuters quoted the French Foreign Minister as saying: “I informed my Syrian counterpart of the necessity of punishing those responsible for violent crimes.”

This comes, after the French Foreign Ministry, in a statement, called “the transitional Syrian authorities to ensure independent investigations that reveal the entire circumstances of these crimes and condemn their perpetrators.”

The French Foreign Ministry repeated “its adherence to a peaceful and comprehensive political transition, in isolation from external interventions, ensuring the protection of ethnic and sectarian pluralism in Syria,” stressing that this matter is “the only way to avoid dumping the country in disintegration and violence, and not providing any effort to achieve this end.”
In turn, the Chinese Ministry of Foreign Affairs expressed concern about the events taking place in the Syrian coast region, calling for respect for the political process, according to “Russia Today”.
She said: “We are closely following the situation in Syria and anxious about the recent armed clashes and we call for respecting the political process.”

Syrian President Ahmed Al -Sharaa stressed yesterday evening that no external powers would allow the country to fell into a civil war.

He also confirmed the criminalization of any invitation or call calling for interference in Syrian affairs, or any calls for sowing sedition.
Meanwhile, Syrian security officials in Latakia previously revealed that Hezbollah was involved in the events that erupted since last Thursday. “Hezbollah and external countries provide support to some of the regime and the remnants of the coast,” said the security official in Lattakia, prostrating to the rooster.

The tension began on Thursday in a village with a top upper in the countryside of the coastal Latakia governorate, against the background of the arrest of the security forces as a wanted person, and the matter soon developed into clashes after the gunmen from the “regime’s remnants” were launched.
While the security forces later launched large -scale operations to track loyalists to former Syrian President Bashar al -Assad.

The authorities also pledged to open an investigation into some of the abuses of civilians.