Save Syria

Leo Mandile , Writer

A sequence of missile attacks hit numerous targets in Syria on March 22nd, resulting in severe damage and deaths. Israel is believed to be behind the assaults, despite the fact that it hasn’t made a formal admission of guilt. The ongoing crisis in Syria has recently escalated, and the missile attacks have sparked worries about future regional instability.

A weapons plant in Homs, a military camp close to the capital Damascus, and a research facility in Aleppo were among the military targets of the missile attacks. According to reports, the attacks resulted in at least 20 fatalities and several injuries, many of them were civilians from surrounding neighborhoods. The attacks used cutting-edge weapons and were referred to as “precise strikes.”

The assaults have been denounced by the Syrian government and its supporters as a violation of Syrian sovereignty and as being supported by Israel, according to the Syrian government as well as its allies. The Syrian government also asserted that the missile attacks were an effort to sabotage the ongoing peace negotiations in Geneva, which seek a diplomatic resolution to the crisis.

Israel hasn’t formally accepted responsibility for the assaults, though. Nonetheless, it has been widely known that they were being supported by the Israeli military. Israel says that Hezbollah and Iranian forces in Syria are there in order to support the Syrian government, although both groups have been frequently targeted by Israel. Israel has sworn to stop Iran and Hezbollah from establishing a presence in Syria because they are a risk to its security.

Concerns about a possible further escalated conflict, that has by now lasted for more than a decade and caused the Syrian people much pain, have been voiced in response to the missile attacks in Syria. The attacks have also brought attention to the conflict’s complex nature, which involves a number of foreign nations with conflicting interests.

The UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres called for an immediate stop to the bloodshed, and urged all parties to follow international law after the missile assaults drew international criticism. A renewed effort to find a political resolution to the crisis was also called for by the European Union, which publicly denounced the attacks.

Finally, the most recent missile assaults in Syria have once more brought attention to the ongoing unrest and instability in the area. The strikes have resulted in severe losses and injuries and have sparked worries about a potential uptick in hostilities. To put an end to the suffering of the Syrian people, it is imperative that all sides to the conflict respect international law and cooperate in finding a political solution.

​​New missile strikes injure more US forces in Syria: Report (msn.com)