斯韦达教派暴力事件造成数百人死亡,数千人流离失所
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斯韦达教派暴力事件造成数百人死亡,数千人流离失所

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叙利亚斯韦达市近期德鲁兹族与贝都因族群之间的冲突已导致超过1300人死亡,12万人以上流离失所,幸存者和官员描述了大规模杀戮和集体埋葬。停火后,在国际调解下,缓和紧张局势的努力正在进行中。

斯韦达是叙利亚南部一个以德鲁兹族为主的城市,本月当地德鲁兹派系与贝都因氏族之间爆发的教派暴力浪潮使这座城市遭受重创。战斗包括坦克和迫击炮攻击、速决处刑以及以色列空袭,据当地官员和幸存者称,约有1380人死亡,超过12万居民流离失所。

斯韦达国家医院的验尸官报告称,冲突期间至少有509具尸体被送至医院,许多遇难者在腐败数日后被埋入集体墓地。医院验尸官阿克拉姆·奈姆描述最年轻的遇难者是一名被弹片击中的三个月大婴儿,其他包括儿童在内的受害者也遭受了暴力死亡。另一名验尸官兰达·米赫雷兹表示:“整个省份没有一个家庭不在为亲人哀悼。”

暴力始于一系列绑架和抢劫事件升级为公开冲突。政府军与贝都因族群结盟介入恢复秩序,但德鲁兹居民指责他们参与了教派杀戮。由艾哈迈德·沙拉领导的临时政府自巴沙尔·阿萨德被推翻后上台以来,一直难以统一对立派系。许多德鲁兹人对沙拉的伊斯兰主义背景及其无法控制所有武装团体保持警惕。

以色列应其国内德鲁兹社区保护同宗同族的呼吁,对斯韦达的叙利亚军事基地和部队发动了空袭。空袭后,达成停火协议,约1500个贝都因家庭被疏散出该地区。美国特使汤姆·巴拉克表示,他在巴黎会见了叙利亚和以色列官员,推动“对话与缓和”,这标志着两国20多年来首次举行高层会谈。

尽管停火,斯韦达局势依然紧张,许多居民哀悼失去的亲人,对临时政府和外部势力均表示不信任。对于无法确认身份或家属无法认领的遇难者,已挖掘集体墓地。城市仍在努力应对暴力事件的后续影响。

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Sweida, a Druze-majority city in southern Syria, has been devastated by a surge of sectarian violence that erupted this month between local Druze factions and Bedouin clans.

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The fighting, which included tank and mortar attacks, summary executions, and Israeli airstrikes, has left approximately 1,380 people dead and displaced more than 120,000 residents, according to local officials and survivors.

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Coroners at Sweida National Hospital reported that at least 509 bodies were brought to the hospital during the clashes, with many victims buried in a mass grave after days of decomposition.

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The violence began after a series of kidnappings and robberies escalated into open conflict.

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Government forces, aligned with Bedouin groups, intervened to restore order, but Druze residents accused them of participating in sectarian killings.

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Israel launched airstrikes targeting Syrian military sites and forces in Sweida in response to appeals from its own Druze community to protect coreligionists.

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Following these strikes, a ceasefire was brokered, and around 1,500 Bedouin families were evacuated from the area.

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U.S. special envoy Tom Barrack stated that he met with Syrian and Israeli officials in Paris to facilitate 'dialogue and de-escalation,' marking the first high-level talks between the two countries in over two decades.

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