BBC sees fragile ceasefire holding in battle-scarred Suweida province
Summary
A fragile ceasefire is currently holding in the Suweida province of southern Syria, where recent sectarian violence between Druze fighters and Bedouin tribal militias resulted in over 1,000 deaths. Although tensions remain high, Syrian government troops and the Syrian Red Crescent are working to maintain peace and provide medical aid.Key Facts
- Recent fighting in Suweida involved Druze fighters and Bedouin militias, leading to over 1,000 deaths.
- A fragile ceasefire has been in place for four days to stop the violence.
- Syrian government troops are enforcing this ceasefire in the region.
- Some Bedouin fighters are still gathered and say they will fight again if the ceasefire fails.
- The Syrian Red Crescent is helping evacuate the injured from the area.
- There is a shortage of medical supplies, complicating aid efforts.
- The area experienced severe damage, including burnt buildings and shell casings in the streets.
- The situation is very tense, with reports of snipers making travel dangerous.
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