12 people killed in Syria

The Syrian Observatory for Human Rights documented the deaths of 12 individuals in separate regions of Syria on Wednesday, June 26, under different circumstances.

According to the Observatory’s documentation, one person was killed in Hama city by a stray bullet fired in celebration of a pilgrim’s return. Another civilian from the al-Wahb tribe lost his life due to the explosion of a war remnant missile in the al-Sukhna desert, east of Homs.

In the south, the body of a young man known as “Khaider” was found shot in the head in the village of Sumayd in the countryside of As-Suwayda, while another young man died in Maarat al-Numan, southern Idlib countryside, due to random gunfire.

A similar incident occurred in Idlib city, where the body of a young man was found shot dead by two unidentified gunmen riding a motorcycle. Additionally, two young men from the Alawite sect were killed in a direct shooting from an unidentified vehicle on the road between Beit Yashout and the al-Ghab region.

In Aleppo city, two former regime soldiers were executed in the street by unidentified gunmen in the al-Masharqa neighborhood. In Hama city, a young man was stabbed to death during a family dispute that escalated, and another man was shot dead in front of the Abd al-Rahman bin Awf Mosque in the al-Qusour neighborhood by gunmen on a motorcycle.

In Deir ez-Zor, a man in the city of al-Mayadin died after being struck by a stray bullet while on the roof of his house.

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