Syrians in France Condemned Terrorist Attacks in Damascus, Aleppo

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PARIS,(ST)_ The association of the Syrian expatriates in France, condemned in the strongest terms the terrorist attacks that took place in Damascus and Aleppo, resulted in the martyrdom of several civilians and wounding others.

A statement issued by the Association yesterday said that “these heinous and sinful crimes indicate the terrorist path pursued by takfiri and extremist forces and regional powers backed by the US and Israel, aim to terrify the Syrians, divide the country and its social fabric and break the will of the Syrian people,” stressing that words are unspeakable about the scenes of devastation resulted from terrorist acts and the pure blood that covered the places.

The Syrian expatriates association in France renewed stand beside the homeland Syria, its leadership, army people, in the fight against terrorism and efforts to consolidate security and stability in the country.

Terrorists fired rocket-propelled grenades at the Syriac neighborhood, and Faisal and Nile streets in the city of Aleppo resulted in the death and injury of dozens of citizens, mostly children, while 10 citizens, including five women were martyred and more 7 wounded by rocket-propelled grenades fired on the neighborhoods in Damascus on Tuesday.

 

Tomader Fateh

 

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