Syria clears fighters from Druze city of Suwayda, declares end to clashes
Summary
The Syrian government says it has stopped the fighting in the city of Suwayda by establishing control over the area and implementing a ceasefire between Bedouin and Druze groups. The clashes, which began after the abduction of a Druze truck driver, saw the involvement of various groups, including Israeli military interventions, and resulted in many casualties and displacements.Key Facts
- The Syrian government announced it stopped fighting in Suwayda by deploying security forces.
- A ceasefire between Bedouin and Druze groups was ordered by Syrian President Ahmed al-Sharaa.
- The violence began after a Druze truck driver was abducted, leading to revenge attacks.
- Israeli forces conducted air attacks in Suwayda, claiming to protect the Druze community.
- At least 260 people have been killed, and 1,700 were injured, with other reports citing higher numbers.
- More than 87,000 people have been displaced by the fighting.
- Both Bedouin and Druze groups have agreed to the ceasefire and are withdrawing fighters from Suwayda.
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