Vandalism Caused by Terrorists to Syrian Artifacts a Big Loss to Entire World: Czech Journalist

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PRAGUE, (ST)- Head of the International Department at the Czech Prima TV (Patrik Kaezer) Has stressed that during his recent visit to Syria he felt the Syrian people’s determination to reconstruct their country after entirely being rid of terrorism.

In a statement broadcast by the channel, Kaezer spoke about what he saw in Syria during his recent visit to Syria. He said the vandalism caused by Daesh terror organization to some Syrian artifacts, particularly in the historical city of Palmyra, has been a big loss not only for Syria but also for the entire world.

 He hailed the great achievements Syria has presented to human civilization, pointing out that these achievements still work to this day.

The Czech journalist affirmed that despite the terrorist war Syria has been facing for almost 8 years, the Syrian state has worked as to revive and refresh its industrial and tourism sectors. He noted Syria’s ancient history and key strategic position in the Middle East.

Hamda Mustafa

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