As “popular uprising” continues in Daraa, demonstration takes place in “Tafas” in solidarity with people of Idlib
The Syrian Observatory for Human Rights monitored today a demonstration in Tafas city in the western countryside of Daraa, in solidarity with the people of Idlib province, where the demonstrators demanded to put an end to the shelling and the military operation there.
The Syrian Observatory monitored on the 20th of December 2019 that a demonstration took place in Al-Yadoda town in the western countryside of Daraa, demanding the release of detainees from “regime forces” prisons, the demonstrators have also demanded the cessation of shelling of civilians in Idlib province. Meanwhile, a number of young men staged a vigil in Maaraba town, which also demanded the release of detainees and the expulsion of Lebanese “Hezbollah” from Syria.
On December 15, the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights monitored a demonstration in Nafia town in the western countryside of Daraa, demanding the release of detainees and expelling the Lebanese “Hezbollah” from Syria. Where Daraa governorate has been witnessing a popular uprising in a number of cities and towns, calling for the same demands
On December 10, the Syrian Observatory monitored an evening demonstration in Jabata al-Khashab in Daraa countryside demanding the release of detainees in Syrian regime prisons, while the cities and towns of Daraa governorate are witnessing popular demonstrations against Iranians and Hezbollah, denouncing the Iranian expansion. On the evening of December 9, the Syrian Observatory monitored a demonstration in Maaraba town in Daraa countryside demanding the release of detainees and expelling Hizbullah from Syria.
Over the past week, an escalation of demonstrations was monitored by the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights, as residents of Al-Karak al-Sharqi, Busr al-Harir, Maaraba, Al-Sharqiya, Naseeb, Daraa al-Balad, Tafas, Tssil and other areas of Daraa staged demonstrations during which they affirmed the principles of the Syrian revolution and demanded the release of detainees held in Syrian regime’s detention facilities and Iranians to leave Syria.
Russians were not spared Daraa’s uprising, where on November 29, residents of Daraa governorate expelled the Russian delegation who came to attend the funeral of the former leader of the opposition factions, who was assassinated a day earlier by unidentified gunmen west of Daraa. These demonstrations coincide with the continuous poor living and security conditions in Daraa governorate, where the state of chaos continues to worsen significantly, according to the Syrian Observatory.