🇸🇾🇸🇾✝️ - Rumors are HTS have asked Christians to form defense militias against the rogue Islamists groups roaming the country. HTS does not have the manpower to survey the whole country.
If this is true, this is really good news! However, they remain simply rumors for now. If anyone has more information about this, please help us get in touch with local residents and/or HTS officials about this matter.
🇸🇾🇸🇾✝️ - Rumors are HTS have asked Christians to form defense militias against the rogue Islamists groups roaming the country. HTS does not have the manpower to survey the whole country.
If this is true, this is really good news! However, they remain simply rumors for now. If anyone has more information about this, please help us get in touch with local residents and/or HTS officials about this matter.
BY Lebanon News & OSINT 🇱🇧
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