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A Syrian military source reported that 6 people, including two soldiers, were killed and 12 others were injured in a Zionist air attack that targeted the border crossings between syria and Lebanon in the western countryside of Homs.
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The military source said in a statement: “At 05:00 after midnight, the Zionist enemy launched an air attack from the direction of the Lebanese territory, targeting the border crossings between Syria and lebanon in the western countryside of Homs killing 6 people, with includes two soldiers and the rest were civilians, and the termination of twelve others.”
In a statement from the Syrian Arab Red Crescent, the organization announced the martyrdom of one of its volunteers and the injury of several volunteers as a result of the attack that targeted the Al-Dabusiyah and Al-Arida crossings in the countryside of Homs. and Tartous as they carry out their humanitarian duty to provide aid to the wounded.
The organization condemned the attack which caused damage to several ambulances and their work points, stressing the need to respect international humanitarian law and neutralize and protect humanitarian workers to ensure the continuation of rescue services, giving indicated that she had withdrawn her crews. from the border crossings with Lebanon to ensure their safety.
Source: Syrian News Agency
What are the humanitarian implications of the recent air attack on the Syrian-Lebanese border?
Interview with Dr. Nabila Al-Sayed: Insights on Recent Air Attack on Syrian-Lebanese Border
Time.news Editor: Thank you for joining us, Dr. Al-Sayed. The recent air attack in the western countryside of Homs has raised concerns. Could you summarize what happened during this incident?
Dr. Nabila Al-Sayed: Certainly. In the early hours of the morning, a Zionist air strike targeted the border crossings between syria and Lebanon. According to military sources, the attack resulted in the deaths of six individuals, including two soldiers. Additionally, twelve others were injured, many of whom were civilians. This aggression particularly affected humanitarian workers, with reports indicating the martyrdom of a volunteer from the syrian Arab Red Crescent.
Time.news Editor: The loss of a humanitarian worker is tragic.How did the Syrian Arab Red Crescent respond to the attack?
Dr. Nabila Al-Sayed: the Syrian Arab Red Crescent condemned the attack, emphasizing the need to respect international humanitarian law.They highlighted that not only were their ambulances targeted, but also the safety of their crews was at risk, leading them to withdraw from the border crossings. It’s vital to protect humanitarian workers who are providing essential aid in conflict zones.
Time.news Editor: This incident raises questions about the violations of international humanitarian law. What implications dose this have for the region?
Dr. Nabila Al-Sayed: The targeting of border crossings and humanitarian workers highlights a important violation of international humanitarian law, wich mandates the protection of non-combatants and those providing humanitarian assistance. Such attacks can exacerbate an already dire humanitarian situation. It creates an atmosphere of fear for aid workers, which could hinder future relief efforts in the region, making it difficult for the population that is in dire need.
Time.news Editor: In your opinion,what should be the community and international response to such incidents?
Dr. Nabila Al-Sayed: There needs to be a robust international response that holds aggressors accountable for violations of humanitarian law.Local communities must also rally support for organizations like the Syrian Arab Red Crescent, ensuring they have the resources needed to continue their vital work. Additionally, fostering dialog among nations involved could be crucial in de-escalating tensions and preventing future attacks.
Time.news Editor: As a final thought, what practical advice would you give to readers who want to support humanitarian efforts in the region?
Dr. Nabila Al-Sayed: Readers can contribute by supporting reputable humanitarian organizations dedicated to aiding the Syrian population. Donations, spreading awareness about the situation, and advocating for political solutions that prioritize humanitarian action are invaluable. Every action counts, and collective efforts can help improve the living conditions for those affected by conflicts in the region.
Time.news Editor: Thank you, Dr. Al-Sayed,for sharing your insights on this critical issue. We hope for peace and safety for all those affected.