Syrian Community in Czech Condemns Terrorists’ Chemical Attacks on Aleppo

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Syrian community in Czech has condemned foreign-backed terrorist organizations’ shelling of Aleppo city by missiles containing chlorine gas. 

It said in a statement obtained by the official news agency (SANA) that this criminal act reflects hatred and barbarism of terrorists and their supporters.

“These terrorist organizations are using the dirtiest and the last thing they have after they have been successively defeated by Syrian army units,” the statement underlined, referring to the hypocrisy of the countries that shed tears over terrorists’ defeats and say no single word about terrorists’ practices, which blatantly violate international laws and human values.

 The community’s members asserted their support for Syrian army in fighting terrorism.

Yesterday, the General Command of the Army and Armed Forces said “Jabhat al-Nusra terrorists and allied armed groups continue escalating attacks on the city of Aleppo from several axes, exploiting the truce to launch wide attacks against schools and civilians in safe Aleppo neighborhoods.”

The terrorists fired Sunday shells containing Chlorine gas on the 1070 Apartments and al-Hamadaniyeh residential areas in Aleppo city, causing 48 suffocation cases among the people.

Basma Qaddour

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