People of Aleppo’s Al-Sfeira City Protest against US-Led Coalition’s Massacres against Syrian Civilians

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ALEPPO, (ST)-The people of Al-Sfeira city in Aleppo eastern countryside organized a rally to protest the massacres committed by the US-led International coalition against the Syrians and which have claimed the lives of hundreds of civilians in the Syrian provinces of Raqq, Aleppo, Hassaka and Deir Ezzor.

Protestors condemned the coalition’s repeated attacks against civilians, including children, women and elderly, stressing that the coalition’s crimes serve the terrorist groups and that the western media claims about the American-led coalition’s role in fighting terrorism is nothing but words without deeds and has no effect on ground in terms of counterterrorism.

 The participants saluted the Syrian Arab army heroes who are achieving daily victories in the fight to clean the entire Syrian territory from terrorism.

 Member of the Aleppo Baath Party Branch leadership Abdullah Hneish said that the coalition’s airstrikes against civilians “constitute a crime against humanity and they have nothing to do with terrorism fighting as they avoid targeting ISIS positions.”

Hneish pointed out that Syria is in front of a great victory to be achieved by the brave Syrian army and its allied and supporting forces, hoping that stability will soon be restored to the country.

Hamda Mustafa

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