Many of the dead in the clashes in the Syrian city mostly news

The authorities are sending forces to cancel the identification of the situation after the fighting, which broke out between the Bedouins and the Druze.

The fighting was killed between the Bedouin tribes and local fighters in the city of Suwaida mostly in southern Syria.

On Sunday’s clashes are the first outbreak of deadly violence in the region since fighting between members of the Druze community and the security forces killed dozens of people in April and May.

The Syrian Observatory for Human Rights, a British -based observer, said that at least eight people were killed, six Druze and two Bedouins.

Quoting medical sources, the Swedish 24th port gave a local losses from seven people who were killed, “including a child, and about 32 other people as a result of armed clashes and mutual bombing in the MAQUS neighborhood”, east of Sweida.

I also mentioned the closure of the Damascus Road Suwaida due to violence.

A Syrian government source, an unidentified talk to the news agency, told AFP that the authorities had sent soldiers to cancel the manufacture of the situation.

An invitation to control the soul

Swedish ruler Mustafa Al -Bakour called on people to “exercise restraint and respond to national calls for reform.”

Syria’s academic population is about 700,000, with Sweden home for the largest community community.

Bedouins and Druze factions have a long -term conflict in Suwaida, with violence sometimes erupts.

Since the overthrow of a long time Syrian ruler Bashar al -Assad In December, concerns about the rights and safety of minorities were raised under the new authorities, who also fought to re -establish security on a wider scale.

The clashes between the forces and the Druze fighters in April and the May wave killed dozens of people, with local leaders and religious figures signed to contain the escalation and better integrate the Druze fighters into the new government.