Suicide attacks in Syria have been committed by IŞID: At least 50 dead

It has been reported that at least 50 people were killed in suicide attacks and armed attacks in the city of Suvey, southern Syria, under the control of government forces.

The media and observers of the Syrian state pointed out that the attacks were being organized in and around the city of Suidda in the hands of government forces, and that the attacks had been carried out by the ISID .

It is reported that pro-government forces clashed with IDF militants in the east of the city.

The Syrian Observatory of Human Rights, based in the United Kingdom, announced that at least 30 people had been injured during the attacks.

The Syrian government has taken over much of the southern part of the country in recent years.

The Human Rights Observatory said that at least 32 pro-government forces and 22 civilians had lost their lives and that more than 20 ISSID militants had been killed in the conflict.

The official Sana news agency said it had conducted intense attacks on a Suwedo market, claiming that security forces had killed two other attackers before they exploded. bombs on them.

He told you that militants attacked three nobilities in the northern part of the city. The agency reported that these attacks were "martyrs" and did not give clear information on the number of dead or wounded.

State television also said that government forces "were targeting ISIID positions" in rural areas east of Suwedo.

Later, the city's governor, Amer el Eshi, told Ikbariya television that the city was "safe and quiet".

El Eshi reports that one of the attackers was arrested.

The Syrian army, supported by Russian forces, launched an operation to remove the IDF militants from the remaining territories that they held in the hands of the south wing of the country. their country.

Government forces backed by Russia also shelled ISID's positions in Dera, the seat of Suwadh.

According to the UN, at least 270,000 people have had to flee their homes because of conflicts in the region.