Bloody battles in Syria: over 500 dead and great exodus from Idlib!

In the latest difficult disputes in Syria, over 500 people have died, including numerous civilians. The Syrian Observatory for Human Rights reports at least 92 civilians killed since the beginning of the fighting between Islamist rebels and government troops. This violence broke out after a surprising Offensive of the jihadists who started last week and surprisingly caught the powers of President Bashar al-Assad and his allies. There are considerable losses on both sides, both with the rebels and the government -loyal soldiers. Among the dead are 217 fighters of the rebel alliance Haiat Tahrir al-Scham (HTS) and 154 Syrian soldiers, such as reported.

The brutal air strikes to civil areas in and around Idlib have led to a massive exodus of almost 50,000 people. Residents spoke of catastrophic humanitarian conditions because the water supply collapsed and the electricity in many areas also failed at times. In addition, the Reuters news agency reports that Pro-Iranian militias and the Russian Air Force intervene in the conflict. Aleppo, a metropolis of millions in the north, has recently been bombed violently, which resulted in other civilian victims. At least twelve people, including civilians, lost their lives through the air raids on a medical facility, such as persistent violence and humanitarian crisis

activists report a catastrophic security situation that forced civilians to leave the strongholds of fighting. According to reports, the ongoing attacks and the difficult humanitarian situation could lead to an even larger chaos in the northern Syrian area. The international community, including the United States and European countries, called for de -escalation and warned the parties to the conflict to protect the civilian population and to ensure humanitarian access. However, the political situation remains tense and the future of the region is uncertain.