15 Syrians killed, huge crowds in Hasaka rejecting Arab League decisions

Syrian forces killed at least 15 civilians on Sunday, 6 of them in the flashpoint region of Homs, a rights group said.    

SANA reported that, while pursuing the armed terrorist groups in Homs province, the authorities killed 12 gunmen including the most wanted and seized their weapons in al-Qsseir countryside.    

The authorities also raided one of the terrorists' den in the city and arrested a large number of them, in addition to confiscating large amounts of weapons and ammunition.      

In Idleb, a patrol for protecting oil pipelines between Ma'rchuren and al-Ghadfa were attacked by an armed terrorist group.      

A clash erupted resulting in killing and injuring members of the armed group and confiscating a car used by the gunmen, inside of which ammunition and weapons including PKS machine gun were found. Four members of the patrol were injured during the clash.     

On the axis of al-Rami Mar'ian, an armed terrorist group riding two motorcycles attacked a security patrol. The patrol confronted them, killed one gunmen, injured another and arrested Hussein Ahmad al-Hassan. Weapons and a bomb rigged to explode by remote control were with the gunmen.     

In Daraa, the authorities arrested a number of armed wanted men in Daraa eastern countryside possessing a variety of weapons.    

Meanwhile, huge masses flocked to the Civil Register Square in al-Derbassiya in the northeastern province of Hasaka to express support of the national decision and rejection of the Arab league's decisions and foreign interference in Syria's domestic affairs.     

The participants condemned the conspiracy hatched against the homeland with the aim of undermining Syria's resistant role.     

They chanted slogans on national unity, underlining adherence to the reform program led by President Bashar al-Assad.