Ahmed al-Sharaa, Syria's interim President, has vowed that the country will avoid another civil war while committing to hold accountable those involved in civilian deaths amid recent clashes. Several hundred casualties occurred in Latakia and Tartous, prompting al-Sharaa to launch a fact-finding investigation. An independent committee has been formed to examine the incidents, with a report due within thirty days. Al-Sharaa stressed the urgency for remnants of the former regime to surrender and emphasized that accountability for the violence is essential, especially given the symbolic importance of locations like Qardahah and Baniyas.
Ahmed al-Sharaa emphasized that Syria would not succumb to another civil war, pledging to hold accountable those responsible for civilian bloodshed amidst recent unrest.
Following violent clashes in Latakia and Tartous, al-Sharaa has announced the formation of a fact-finding committee to investigate the killing of hundreds during recent fighting.
The regime’s remnants must surrender immediately as part of a new commitment to prevent further violence. Accountability for crimes against civilians is a priority.
Al-Sharaa stated that an independent committee would investigate violations against civilians, with the timeline for the report set at thirty days from the decision’s issuance.
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