Syrian leader Ahmed al-Sharak was summoned to peace on Sunday, when hundreds of people were killed in coastal areas, after the fall of Bashar al-Assad.

“We must maintain national unity and internal peace, we can live together,” said Interim President Al-Sharaa, as the clashes continue between the new Islamic rulers and fighters of Assad's Allah's sect.

“Relax about Syria, this country has the characteristics of survival,” said the video circulating in the Mosque in Mazka's childhood district in Damascus. “What is currently happening in Syria is in the expected challenges.”

Syrian security sources say that at least two hundreds of their members were killed in clashes with the former army staff, causing Assad after the attacks and crowds working on Thursday.

Attacks turned to revenge killings when thousands of new Syrian leaders descended from all over the country to support coastal areas, new management charities

Authorities are accused of dozens of young people and deadly invasions in the houses of the rural and cities inhabited by the ruling minority in Syria, in the homeless armed militants who have come to help security forces.

The Syrian Human Rights Observatory, the United Kingdom-based war monitor, said that the two days of fighting in the Mediterranean coastal region have been violence in a 13-year-old civilian conflict for years.

The clashes continued in several cities, where the armed groups were fired on highways and highways on the main cities of the vessel, the Syrian Source of Security on Sundays Reuters.