Syrians celebrate the anniversary of the revolution with flowers, songs and narrow security news

Syrian flags and revolutionary songs fill the streets one day in the celebration amidst the strict security.

The roses filled the Syrian capital, Damascus, where people publicly celebrated the anniversary of the revolution for the first time in 14 years after the ruler prolonged Bashar al -Assad late last year.

Civilians were seen on Saturday waving the Syrian flag and singing revolutionary songs amid tight security measures.

“People say these roses symbolize peace.” “Imagine that for 14 years, helicopters in this country were throwing barrel bombs on people, and now this is the time for peace and reconciliation, they throw roses symbolically.”

On March 15, 2011, the turmoil erupted through Dera, Damascus and Aleppo, while the demonstrators demanded democratic reforms and the release of political prisoners with the arrival of the Arab Spring in Syria. The demonstrations were directed by the arrest and torture of a group of teenage children a few days ago in the southwestern city of Dera on the walls that condemn Assad.

I followed a campaign and repression by the government. In July 2011, the trash of the army announced the formation of the Free Syrian Army, an opposition group aimed at overthrowing the government and turning the rebellion into a devastating civil war. It ended with the fall of the regime after a thunderous attack by the opposition groups led by Haya Tarir al -Sham (HTS).

HTS leader and interim Syrian president, Ahmed Al -Sharra, is now leading the country with a difficult task in the organization Elections in five years while Treating sectarian violenceIsraeli bombing and Hold the landsAnd The economic crisis.

When people were celebrating on Saturday, an explosion in the coastal city of Latakia killed at least three people and wounded 12, according to the Government News Agency. The Syrian Observatory of the Human Rights Control Group later said the explosion was an accident caused by one of the residents’ attempt to dismantle its unintended munitions in a building.

Latakia and Tartous recently witnessed the heaviest fighting since the fall of Assad. The Syrian government said it had ended an operation in these coastal areas after four days of fighting between the security forces and Assad fighters. Hundreds of people were killed.