Four civilian employees were killed and a fifth was injured as a result of a sectarian-motivated shooting that targeted nurses and civilian staff members from the Alawite community in front of Al-Kindi Private Hospital in the city of Homs, shortly after the end of their official work shift.

🔎 Incident Details:
According to field sources, two armed assailants riding a motorcycle, adhering to the extremist ideology of Ibn Taymiyyah adopted by the de facto authorities, carried out the attack after monitoring the victims at the hospital entrance.
As the employees exited the hospital and boarded their vehicle following the end of their shift, the assailants opened direct fire on them, resulting in the immediate killing of four victims and the injury of the fifth with varying degrees of wounds.

⚠️ The method of execution indicates prior knowledge of the victims’ departure time, raising serious suspicions of information leakage from within the hospital regarding their movements.

🕯️ Names of the Victims:
1. Engineer Lial Salloum
2. Mazen Al-Asmar
3. Dhul-Fiqar Zaher
4. Alaa Wanous

🚑 Injured:
• Osama Diab – injured

This crime occurs within the context of a systematic policy targeting members of the Alawite community, based on starvation, deprivation of employment opportunities, and the direct killing of those who manage to remain in work, amid a near-total absence of basic security guarantees in areas under the control of the de facto authorities.

📝 Following four consecutive attacks on Khaled Fajr Yassin Hospital by terrorist factions within the Ministry of Defense of the de facto authorities, the humanitarian and medical situation has significantly deteriorated. The number of wounded continues to rise, while severe difficulties in providing essential medical care are intensifying the gravity of the humanitarian crisis.

Documented footage reveals the extent of the damage and the critical medical conditions inside Khaled Hospital in the Sheikh Maqsoud neighborhood, including the life-threatening state of several wounded patients. These conditions are a direct result of shelling carried out by factions of the Ministry of Defense affiliated with the de facto authorities, which has led to the hospital being almost completely forced out of service.