The government of Syria has completed a security operation in the western coastal region of the country, the homeland of the former leader Bashar al -Assad, according to the Ministry of Defense in Damascus.

The spokesperson, Hassan Abdel Ghanaian, announced on Monday, saying in a statement that x Security threats It was neutralized in the necessary latchia and provinces. More than 1,000 people, including many civilians, have been reported. Detamentary violence days Which prompted international anxiety.

“After achieving it [the neutralisation of the security threats] We announce the end of the military operation. “We managed … to absorb the attacks of the logical system residues and its officers” and pushing them from “vital” sites.

The Syrian Observatory for Human Rights said on Monday that about 1500 people have been killed in violence on Thursday.

The Wor Monitor newspaper reported that the majority are the civilians who were killed by security forces and allied groups in the heart of the upper minority, to which President Pashar Assad belongs. The island did not check the report.

The temporary leader of Syria The President accused the government On Sunday, Haya Tarir Al -Sham pledged to manufacture the perpetrators of violent clashes and said that he would retain the account of anyone bypassing the authority of the new rulers.

Al -Sharra office also said that it is an independent committee to investigate the clashes and killings of both sides.

Abdul -Ghanai added on Monday that the security forces will cooperate with the investigation committee, which allows full access to the disclosure of the conditions of events, verify the facts and ensure justice for injustice.

We were able to absorb attacks from the remains of the previous regime and its officers. We have destroyed a surprise element, we were able to push them away from vital centers, and secure most of the main roads. “

High instability

Abdel -Ghani said: “We aim for a lifelong road to return to normal and to unite security and stability,” adding that the plans were present to continue to combat the remains of the previous government and eliminate any future threats.

However, after the relative calm in the weeks that followed the fall of Assad in December, instability and violence began to grow in Syria.

The security forces stated that they repelled an attack on a security checkpoint in the capital, Damascus, overnight.

Reed Redar Island, who was reported to the capital, said the attackers, who were trying to target a government building, had been arrested. The security forces told him.

“It is still unclear whether they are also part of the remains of the old system, or a separate group that wanted the attack,” Serdar said.

“It was an intense week here in the heart of Damascus.”

the The fighting began on the Mediterranean coast last week When the pro -Assad forces coordinated the deadly attacks on the new government security forces.

An ambush was launched in the killings for revenge, as thousands of armed supporters flocked to the leadership of the new Syria to the coastal areas.

It is estimated that about 1,000 civilians were killed amid random attacks, including reports of brutal murders.

Then the government sent reinforcements to Latakia and a championship in order to restore control.

“100 percent is misleading”

Iran, Assad’s long -term ally, denied on Monday any involvement in violence.

Media reports, including from the Saudi -owned Arabic language channel, suggested that Iran and allies in the region were behind the violence.

Shara blamed violence for “attempts by the remains of the logical regime and foreign parties behind them to create renewed strife and attract our country to civil war.”

Then the regional media continued to direct the finger to Tehran.

However, an Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesman rejected the accusation and condemned the attacks on minorities in Syria.

“This accusation is completely ridiculous and rejected, and we believe that the indication of the finger of the accusation to Iran and Iran has been mistakenly addressed, a deviant direction, and a hundred percent misleading,” said Asmael Bajia.

He added: “There is no justification for the attacks on parts of the strong, Christian, Druze and other minorities, which have truly hit the feelings and conscience of each of the countries of the region and the international.”

Tehran helped support Assad during the long civil war in the country and gave him military advisers.

Foreign Minister Abbas Aragichi said on Friday that Tehran has been a “observer” of the situation in Syria since the seizure of HTS.

“We have no relationship with the current Syrian government, and we are not in a hurry in this regard,” he said.