A shocking attack in Syria's Tartus province has left 14 security personnel dead and 10 injured, officials confirmed Wednesday. The interim Interior Ministry called it a 'treacherous ambush' by groups linked to the country's former leadership 🇸🇾.
'These martyrs were protecting civilians when they were targeted,' said Interior Minister Mohammed Abdul Rahman, quoted by Al-Watan newspaper. The minister vowed to 'hold perpetrators accountable' as tensions simmer in the region.
Tartus, a coastal area previously seen as relatively stable, now joins growing hotspots in Syria's 13-year conflict. Analysts suggest the attack highlights ongoing instability despite recent diplomatic efforts 💥.
With over 500,000 lives lost since 2011, this incident reminds the world that Syria's turmoil continues to impact both locals and global security dynamics. Stay tuned for updates as the situation evolves.
