“We are facing #genocide #extermination. We built this nation, we sacrificed for it, and we never once thought of separating from #Syria. For 21 days, we have suffered a severe #siege at the hands of our so-called compatriots, and we do not know why.”

She added:

“#Aid is not reaching us. #Premature babies died in #hospitals after the #power was cut. #Fuel was delivered to #bakeries but was insufficient, and when it ran out, a small amount of #flour was brought in—as if to pretend that #essentials are being provided—while #electricity remains blocked, preventing any real relief.”

Dr. Al-Saleh further explained:

“#InfantIncubators have stopped working, #corpses are decomposing because the #morgue refrigerators are out of service, #water is so scarce that people share a single bucket, and 1,500 #cancer patients are left without treatment while the #Damascus road—Suwayda’s lifeline—remains closed.”

She also pointed out that:

“#Checkpoints are blocking #aid under the #pretext of waiting for the approval of #AhmadDalati, the head of #PublicSecurity, who does not answer his phone. This #pretext is being used to deprive #civilians of #medicine and #food.”

Finally, she stressed:

“The people of #Suwayda are facing a systematic genocide #war of #extermination, hidden from the #media. A #baby girl was slaughtered on her mother’s chest, and they told her: ‘We will not kill you; we will let you suffer.’”

Dr. Al-Saleh called for:

“Opening a #HumanitarianCorridor through #Jordan to allow the entry of #food and #fuel and the evacuation of #patients in need of urgent #medicalcare.”

“Engineer #GhadaAlShaarani stated that with the escalation of #violations, thousands of families were forced to flee from the western and southern countryside villages toward the city of #Suwayda, escaping #shelling, #fires, and #looting. However, this #displacement occurred under catastrophic conditions, as families left without taking any #food supplies or even a single grain of #wheat after #silos and #storage facilities were burned and properties looted.

She explained that this sudden #displacement “worsened the situation inside the city, which has become unable to provide #food or #shelter for the displaced. It is well known that #villagers store enough provisions for an entire year, but these groups burned them, further increasing pressure on the city.”

She also highlighted the direct #violations against the #NationalHospital in #Suwayda, which included “#shelling with #mortars and #heavyweapons, killing several #patients, the injured, and #medicalstaff, and the accumulation of #corpses due to #morgue refrigerators being out of service after the #poweroutage—leading to decomposition and the spread of foul odors, raising fears of #epidemics.”

She confirmed that #hospitals in #Shahba and #Salkhad have also been severely affected amid an acute shortage of #medicine and #medicalsupplies caused by the #blockade on aid from #Damascus, warning of the severe consequences of the #economic blockade.

Additionally, she pointed out that “the #blockade on #fuel and #essentialgoods has paralyzed #waterpumps, caused #waterscarcity in homes and public facilities, crippled #communications to the point that even family members lose contact with each other, disrupted #transportation and #fooddistribution, and collapsed the operational capacity of #hospitals and #bakeries.”

📹 Surveillance cameras captured the first moments of tanks storming Sweida City by forces affiliated with the Ministry of Defense of the Authority, followed by the immediate looting and theft of commercial shops.

🔍 The footage clearly shows:
– No resistance at the time of entry, in compliance with the announced agreement.
– How the situation escalated later after the scale of violations and massacres committed by the invading forces was revealed.

🛑 This documentation refutes the official media narrative and confirms that the aggressors and looters were forces of the Ministry of Defense of the Authority, not the city’s residents.

🌐 https://t.me/Syrdoc]

Dozens of residents from Al-Qurayya in southern As-Suwayda gathered today, Aug 6, in front of Sultan Basha Al-Atrash’s memorial in a protest against the transitional government.

They condemned the massacres committed by the de facto authority and its supporters led by Al-Jolani, demanding an end to the siege on the province, the withdrawal of all forces from the affected villages, and the opening of humanitarian crossings.

Protesters also called for stopping violations, allowing displaced residents to return, and securing the areas to bury the victims of the recent attacks.

#Photos from the daily protest until demands are met.