Syria is witnessing its most severe sectarian violence since Bashar al-Assad was removed from power, with over 1,000 people reportedly killed since Thursday. The coastal region has become a battleground between the Sunni Islamist-led government forces and fighters from Assad's Alawite minority.
Interim President Ahmed al-Sharaa condemned the remnants of Assad's government for sowing strife and promised a fact-finding mission to address the bloodshed. Meanwhile, international reactions have been mixed, with some countries expressing concern about the unfolding crisis's potential impact on regional stability.
The conflict has inherently sectarian undertones, with the Alawites, Shi'ite offshoots, in opposition to the Sunni-led government. The violence has drawn both condemnation and support from global powers, highlighting Syria's ongoing struggle to attain peace and unity.
Syria's Sectarian Violence Erupts Anew: A Nation on Edge
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