11 people killed in various circumstances in Syria

At least 11 people were killed in Syria over the past 24 hours, amid the security chaos in areas controlled by both the Damascus government and the Turkish occupation mercenaries.

According to documentation from the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights, "the body of an Alawite man was found tied to a chair, with a bag in his mouth. He had been slaughtered with a sharp instrument in his home in the city of Qardaha." Furthermore, "a former leader of the opposition factions was killed in a shooting incident by members of the Fifth Corps in the city of Busra al-Sham in the eastern Daraa countryside."

In Homs, a man and his wife were killed in an attack carried out by unknown gunmen who stormed their home in the village of al-Shaniya in the western countryside of the city. Meanwhile, in Daraa, a young man from the town of al-Muzayrib in the western countryside was killed by a gunshot wound, under circumstances that remain unclear.

In this context, the bodies of two young men were found murdered by unknown gunmen in mysterious circumstances in the Jisr al-Shughur area in the Idlib countryside, after they had been missing for days while heading to the coastal region.

Following the explosion of landmines left over from the war, a person was killed after being hit by shrapnel from a mine explosion in a transport vehicle in the al-Kamounat area in the Syrian Badia.

Meanwhile, a man from the village of Mahwarta in the Hama countryside was shot dead by Damascus authorities on the Syrian-Lebanese border while attempting to enter Lebanon with his brother.

The Observatory reported that two members of the Turkish occupation's "National Army" mercenaries were killed in the Aleppo countryside during an ambush by the Damascus authorities' General Security. They were involved in the kidnapping of a young man in Tal Maksur, near the city of al-Bab.

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