The UN Special Envoy expressed deep solidarity with those who suffered death, destruction, detention and unspeakable human rights violations.
In northwestern Syria, the Security Council-banned terrorist group Hayat Tahrir al-Sham and several other armed groups suddenly launched a large-scale attack on the Syrian government-controlled cities of Aleppo, Homs and Hama and captured a city. after another
After that, according to media reports early on Sunday, the rebels took control of the capital Damascus and President Bashar al-Assad left the country.
The UN Special Envoy for Syria, Geir Pedersen, said the moment would give hope to people displaced by the civil war to return to their homes. “The beginning of the reunification of families separated by war will bring hope.”
According to Special Envoy Pedersen, this dark chapter has left deep scars, but now is the time to move cautiously towards a new chapter – one of peace, reconciliation, dignity and bringing all Syrians together.
A huge challenge
He warned that the country will face major challenges in the coming days and many people are restless and worried. Still, this is a moment to embrace the possibility of a fresh start.
Geyer Pedersen made a clear appeal to all armed groups that they must ensure law and order, treat everyone well and protect civilians and civil institutions.
The Special Envoy calls on all Syrian citizens to prioritize dialogue, unity and international humanitarian and human rights law in the process of rebuilding their societies.
He assured that he is ready to give all his support to the country’s journey towards a stable and inclusive future, which will be shaped by the leadership of Syrian citizens.