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In 2011 an uprising began in Syria against the government. A multitude of events include external intervention and the arming of opposition fighters, such as the ], the events turned into a ]. It included ] as well. As the ] was mixed both sides had support from various factions. The ruling party is comprised largely of ]s, but also has support from the other ethnic groups in Syria as well. |
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In 2011 an uprising began in Syria against the government. A multitude of events include external intervention and the arming of opposition fighters, such as the ], the events turned into a ]. It included ] as well. As the ] was mixed both sides had support from various factions. The ruling party is comprised largely of ]s, but also has support from the other ethnic groups in Syria as well. |
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Aqrab is near ], which is predominantly a ] and where 108 people were ] on 25 May allegedly by pro-government militias. Also on the same day, but before the bombings, the U.S. ] the ] as a ] organisation.<ref name="as">http://www.news.com.au/breaking-news/world/victims-in-syria-alawite-bombing/story-e6frfkui-1226534960442</ref> |
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Aqrab is near ], which is predominantly a ] and where 108 people were ] on 25 May allegedly by pro-government militias.<ref name="as">http://www.news.com.au/breaking-news/world/victims-in-syria-alawite-bombing/story-e6frfkui-1226534960442</ref> |
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== Bombings == |
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== Bombings == |
In 2011 an uprising began in Syria against the government. A multitude of events include external intervention and the arming of opposition fighters, such as the Free Syrian Army, the events turned into a civil war. It included sectarian conflict in Lebanon as well. As the ethnic and religious composition was mixed both sides had support from various factions. The ruling party is comprised largely of Alawites, but also has support from the other ethnic groups in Syria as well.
