Forum for Syria in Hungary Condemns Terrorist Organizations’ Crimes against Civilians in Syria

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BUDAPEST, (ST)-The Forum for Syria and the Syrian community in Hungary have condemned the crimes perpetrated by terrorist organizations against civilians in several neighborhoods in the Syrian provinces of Homs, Hassaka, Damascus and Aleppo and which claimed the lives of tens of people and caused huge destruction to infrastructure and private and public properties there.

In a statement of which SANA got a copy, the forum and members of the Syrian community said “these crimes come within the framework of the terrorist organizations’ heinous campaign targeting the high morale of the Syrian citizens whose adherence to their leadership and army becomes bigger whenever terrorism escalates violence.”

 “We affirm to those cowards and agents that their terrorist acts won’t go without punishment, because our Syrian Arab Army, which is defending Syria’s lands and dignity, will be there to hit back,” the statement added.

Members of the Forum for Syria and the Syrian community extended their heartfelt condolences to the families of the martyrs, reiterating that the Syrian people will keep steadfast against schemes targeting their unity and independence.

The last few days witnessed several terrorist attacks against civilians in the area of Tel Temer in Hassaka, al-Zahraa neighborhood in Homs and several districts in Aleppo and Damascus. Scores were martyred and many were wounded in these terrorist acts.

Hamda Mustafa    

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