Syria’s new authorities have initiated an extensive security operation following violent clashes with supporters of former president Bashar al-Assad, resulting in the death of 71 individuals. The recent confrontations, considered the most significant threat to the current regime, unfolded when security forces engaged in helicopter attacks amidst a clash with fighters loyal to Assad’s former special forces commander, Suhail al-Hassan, in Beit Ana village, Latakia. The operation signifies a pivotal moment for the new administration as they strive to maintain stability in the region.

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Syria launches major security operation after deadly clashes, at least 71 dead in challenge to new authorities.
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