“We are facing #genocide #extermination. We built this nation, we sacrificed for it, and we never once thought of separating from #Syria. For 21 days, we have suffered a severe #siege at the hands of our so-called compatriots, and we do not know why.”

She added:

“#Aid is not reaching us. #Premature babies died in #hospitals after the #power was cut. #Fuel was delivered to #bakeries but was insufficient, and when it ran out, a small amount of #flour was brought in—as if to pretend that #essentials are being provided—while #electricity remains blocked, preventing any real relief.”

Dr. Al-Saleh further explained:

“#InfantIncubators have stopped working, #corpses are decomposing because the #morgue refrigerators are out of service, #water is so scarce that people share a single bucket, and 1,500 #cancer patients are left without treatment while the #Damascus road—Suwayda’s lifeline—remains closed.”

She also pointed out that:

“#Checkpoints are blocking #aid under the #pretext of waiting for the approval of #AhmadDalati, the head of #PublicSecurity, who does not answer his phone. This #pretext is being used to deprive #civilians of #medicine and #food.”

Finally, she stressed:

“The people of #Suwayda are facing a systematic genocide #war of #extermination, hidden from the #media. A #baby girl was slaughtered on her mother’s chest, and they told her: ‘We will not kill you; we will let you suffer.’”

Dr. Al-Saleh called for:

“Opening a #HumanitarianCorridor through #Jordan to allow the entry of #food and #fuel and the evacuation of #patients in need of urgent #medicalcare.”