Terrorist factions affiliated with the Ministry of Defense of the Damascus government (the de facto authority led by Ahmad al-Sharaa, “Abu Mohammad al-Jolani”) shelled a civilian commercial shop with artillery, followed by acts of looting, plundering, and theft of the shop’s contents.

This conduct constitutes a grave violation of international humanitarian law, as it combines the deliberate targeting of civilian property with the war crime of pillage, which is explicitly prohibited under the Geneva Conventions. It further reflects a systematic pattern of attacks against civilians and their livelihoods, placing full legal responsibility on the de facto authorities for these violations.

📍 Location: Vicinity of Baghdad Station – Aleppo City

Surveillance cameras documented the moment rocket shells landed near Baghdad Station in the city of Aleppo, as a result of shelling carried out by terrorist factions affiliated with the Ministry of Defense of the Damascus government, the de facto authority led by Ahmad al-Sharaa (Abu Mohammad al-Jolani).

Reliable sources have documented explicit ethno-sectarian incitement within official student groups at Aleppo University, where some students and a university dormitory official promoted acts of violence against Kurdish civilians.

🔹 Documented Facts:
• Names of students publicly inciting violence against Kurdish civilians were shared within official, licensed university groups.
• A dormitory official participated in incitement to kill and slaughter Kurds, referring to them with degrading terms such as “rats,” while some officials remained silent or implicitly complicit.
• Messages circulated include direct threats against Kurdish civilians, calling for forced camps and acts of murder, with extreme incitement statements such as:

“To our people in the Arabian Peninsula, and specifically in Raqqa: do not rent your houses to the sons of the trash, let them set up camps for them.”
“I swear by God, a residential area without even a trace of religion for the atheists.”
“From now until evening, not a single dog from them will remain in Aleppo, God willing.”
“Let them go and slaughter them; we’ve been waiting for this.”

⚠️ Human Rights Implications:
Such actions constitute serious violations of academic regulations and international human rights standards, including incitement to violence and threats against civilians. University regulations clearly stipulate severe sanctions for such behavior, including expulsion and revocation of student status, while international law considers this a form of incitement to ethnic-based violence.