🇸🇾🇸🇾 - HTS runs the self reconciliation center in Greek Orthodox village Al Suqaylibiyah (ancient Seleucia) for local NDF. Christian NDF in Seleucia were not Assadist ideologically and merely defended from jihadists.
HTS militants fired at people enrolled in this program (to allegedly RECONCILE these men). Reports of casualties and injuries.
HTS fears Christians remaining armed in their villages. It's time to stop underplaying their agenda and claiming we should "wait and see what happens".
International support for Christian autonomy now. Greece 🇬🇷 especially as well as the Greek people should be concerned in putting the pressure on HTS.
🇸🇾🇸🇾 - HTS runs the self reconciliation center in Greek Orthodox village Al Suqaylibiyah (ancient Seleucia) for local NDF. Christian NDF in Seleucia were not Assadist ideologically and merely defended from jihadists.
HTS militants fired at people enrolled in this program (to allegedly RECONCILE these men). Reports of casualties and injuries.
HTS fears Christians remaining armed in their villages. It's time to stop underplaying their agenda and claiming we should "wait and see what happens".
International support for Christian autonomy now. Greece 🇬🇷 especially as well as the Greek people should be concerned in putting the pressure on HTS.
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