The incident regarding the loss of contact with citizen Alaa Khalil Khabbaza, originally from the city of Salamiyah in the countryside of Hama Governorate, is being followed with grave concern. All news of him has ceased since the evening of June 14, 2026, with no confirmed information available regarding his whereabouts or fate up to the moment of drafting this report.
According to available information, Alaa Khalil Khabbaza departed Al-Saan village in the Salamiyah countryside on the evening of June 14, 2026, traveling in a vehicle. Data indicates that he was last seen during his return from Al-Saan village near the Suleiman petrol station—located between the areas of Al-Maboujah and Sabburah—at approximately 6:00 PM, after filling his car with diesel fuel.
According to received information, Alaa Khalil Khabbaza hails from the city of Salamiyah and belongs to the Ismaili sect. Since the moment contact with him was lost, no reliable information has been available regarding his whereabouts or the circumstances surrounding his disappearance, raising serious concerns for his personal safety.
This incident occurs within the context of escalating fears over the recurrence of violations targeting civilians in Syria, including incidents of killing, abduction, and disappearance, amid increasing reports of individuals from various religious and sectarian components being targeted in recent months.
The Rights Monitor Syria platform calls for urgent measures to reveal the fate of Alaa Khalil Khabbaza, to intensify search and investigation operations, to transparently announce their findings, to ensure the protection and security of civilians on roads and in their areas of transit, and to hold those responsible for any proven violations accountable, thereby ensuring justice and redress for those affected.
