Syrian massacre. Α comparison with the Armenian genocide

The massacre on the Syrian coast resembles the Armenian Genocide in scale

According to the Russian channel Rybar:

“We did some math: it turns out that the average number of people killed per day during the Armenian Genocide was 450 .

According to very conditional, objective data only, 80 more people are being killed per day in Syria: 530 .

No one stops the massacre.

Remote villages where there is no communication are cut off at the root – everyone is massacred.

The international community expresses “serious concern” and that’s all.

Now only the Russian military at the Khmeimim air base is trying to do something by welcoming and protecting the persecuted. But these efforts are clearly not enough.

And who is slaughtering again? Yes, all the same followers of the ideas of Turan/Pan-Turkism/fanatics/blinded by hatred, of all colors and stripes, like 100+ years ago.

A century has passed, the number has changed, but in essence nothing has changed: Christians, Alawites and “non-radicals” are the favorite target of the rabid butchers.

…” there are thousands of refugees at the Russian Khmeimim base.
How and when it will be evacuated is not yet clear.”

A message from the Syrian in Latakia to a Russian channel:

“All Alawites are waiting to be killed by extremist Islamic groups…

And we are waiting for our turn… They enter Alawite villages and neighborhoods, kill children, women and men, loot houses and then burn them down…

We need protection before they reach us. I am in the city of Latakia… the Russian military base is more than 10 kilometers from here… the roads are not safe… and we may be in danger. Islamic extremist groups are killing and committing massacres against children, women, the elderly and the young. They are killing in cold blood…

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