Iran strongly condemns the recent massacres against civilians in Syria, denouncing the bloodletting as well as any other hostile action targeting the non-combatants.

The Ansarullah leader describes Takfiri militants in Syria as tools of foreign powers, warning against the severe consequences of the atrocities being committed by the extremists.

Israel says it will allow Syrian Druze workers to enter the occupied Golan Heights.

UN High Commissioner for Human Rights Volker Turk says the killing of civilians in coastal areas in northwest Syria must cease immediately, calling for a prompt investigation into the killings.

The so-called Syrian Observatory for Human Rights says more than 1,000 people have been killed in two days of intense clashes between HTS militants and armed opposition groups loyal to former President Bashar al-Assad and ensuing revenge killings in Syria’s western city of Latakia.

Hezbollah categorically dismisses as “baseless” recent accusations leveled at the Lebanese resistance movement regarding involvement in recent deadly clashes in Syria.

The Iraqi Ministry of Foreign Affairs has raised concern over escalating violence in Syria, warning of potential severe consequences for regional security and stability.

Iran is alarmed at the spread of violence and instability in Syria, warning that the situation serves to pave the way for regional instability and further Israeli provocations.

Russia has urged all leaders in Syria to work toward stopping the bloodshed as soon as possible, amid tensions in the country’s western region.

More than 70 people have been killed and dozens more wounded in Syria in fighting between HTS militants and opposition groups.