Daughter of the Revolution.. Announces the Execution of Her Brothers and Calls for Protection of Civilians in Syria
March 8, 2025, 2:40 pm

Daughter of the Revolution.. Announces the Execution of Her Brothers and Calls for Protection of Civilians in Syria

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Human rights activist and opponent of the Assad regime, Hanadi Zahloot, known as the "Daughter of the Revolution," announced the execution of her three brothers, Ahmad, Abdul Mohsen, and Ali Zahloot, along with several other men, in a village in the Latakia province of Syria.

Zahloot reported that the men were taken from their homes and executed in a field execution, emphasizing the importance of providing protection for the remaining women and children and allowing them to bury their dead.

In poignant remarks, she expressed her deep sorrow and demanded accountability for those responsible for the killing of innocents in Syria, regardless of their affiliations. She also called on all Syrians to unite and stand together to confront this humanitarian tragedy.

Separately, security sources reported that forces from the Syrian Ministry of Defense and Public Security Administration thwarted several attacks launched by remnants of the Assad regime on strategic sites in Latakia, including the National Hospital and the Naval Forces Command on the Syrian coast.

A leading source in the Public Security Administration stated to the SANA agency that their forces have focused on maintaining security in the cities of Jableh, Tartus, Latakia, and surrounding areas, noting that substantial amounts of stolen goods have been recovered and many thieves have been arrested to date.

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