A young man was killed and two others were injured as a result of gunfire by unknown assailants targeting a car in the city of Suwayda, southern Syria, yesterday, Wednesday, according to local sources.

The “Suwayda 24” website said that the young man, “Amer Kanaan,” was killed by a bullet that hit him in the head, and two others who were with him were injured after his car was directly targeted at the military police roundabout in the city of Suwayda, without any information being received about the party behind the attack.

For its part, the local “Al-Rased” network reported that the group that carried out the operation attacked a yellow “Hummer” car in which Kanaan was traveling, on the central road in the center of the city, explaining that the injured were: (Shadi Brik, aged 35 years, “who was injured in the foot as a result of his presence by chance in the The scene of the incident: Uday Bassam Aql, 27 years old, was injured in the left hand.

And move the site”The New ArabAccording to “informed sources,” the attack was targeting a person other than the murdered person. He is from the “Al-Muzahara” gang, and is accused of involvement in many crimes, but he escaped murder due to an error in judgment, as his car was attacked but he was not driving it.

According to the sources, the aforementioned is accused of promoting and trading drugs, leading a gang specializing in robbery, shabbih, committing premeditated murder, and facilitating drug smuggling operations across the Jordanian border.

The Men of Dignity movement advanced on the twentieth of last month On initiative To the Jordanian government, for cooperation in putting an end to the spread of drugs in Suwayda.

The movement said that it seeks to avoid the death of civilians, following casualties in a Jordanian air strike targeting the strongholds of those responsible for drug production and smuggling, declaring its readiness to pursue all those involved in the file in exchange for the Kingdom of Jordan stopping military operations against civilian sites.

The aircraft – likely Jordanian – have intensified their raids on the countryside of the city of Suwayda in southern Syria during the past two months, with increasing attempts by smuggling gangs and the Hezbollah militia to bring contraband across the border.