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Syrian Network: 321 People Killed and Hundreds Injured in Sweida Province Since July 13

July 18, 202547 ViewsRead Time: 1 minutes
Syrian Network: 321 People Killed and Hundreds Injured in Sweida Province Since July 13
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The Syrian Network for Human Rights documented in a report the killing of at least 321 Syrians, including 6 children and 9 women (one of whom died of a heart attack after receiving news of her grandson's death), and the injury of over 436 others with varying degrees of severity in Sweida Province. This occurred between July 13, 2025, and the date of this report, based on available preliminary information verified by the network.

This escalation comes in the context of intense clashes and escalating violence, including extrajudicial killings, mutual shelling, and aerial attacks carried out by Israeli occupation forces.

The initial toll includes victims among civilians, including children, women, medical personnel, fighters from armed tribal groups, local factions outside state control from the province's residents, as well as elements from internal security forces and the Ministry of Defense affiliated with the Syrian government.
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