The Lebanese Hezbollah denied its involvement in current events on the Syrian coast, stressing that he has not gone to the conflict, after the remains of the Bashar Al -Assad regime launched a series of attacks in the region.
A statement published by the Party Media Relations Office said on Saturday: “Some parties must be launched on behalf of Hezbollah, as it takes place in Syria and accusing it of being a party there,” a statement published by the Party Media Relations Office said on Saturday.
He added: “Hezbollah clearly denies and boycotted these baseless allegations, and calls on the media to be exact to report the news and not be written behind the disinformation campaigns that serve political objectives and suspicious external agendas.”
In the past three days, the provinces of Lattakia and Ivière in the Syrian coast have witnessed attacks coordinated by the remains of the Bashar al -Assad regime, which caused a large number of victims.
Syrian activists accused the Lebanese Hezbollah, the ally of the Assad regime, of supporting these attacks.
For its part, the Syrian Ministry of Defense – Saturday – announced its control of the tension zones on the coast and called for its forces to respect the command instructions, and swore to refuse to put the weapon.
The ministry said that the conditions of the governors of Lattakia and Iffrongence are under control and that it had reduced the screws on the remaining remains of the ousted regime in the mountainous areas of the two governors.
Lattakia and the tangy coastal were described as an incubator faithful to the head of the ousted regime, Bashar Al -Assad, who overthrew the armed factions on December 8.