Army helicopters shower roses over crowds at Damascus summer festival
Syrian army helicopters dropped roses onto crowds gathered at Damascus Citadel for a summer festival, offering a striking contrast to the country's recent war.
During a summer festival held at Damascus Citadel, army helicopters flew over crowds gathered in the city and released roses onto the people below.
The scene, featuring military aircraft used for a festive and peaceful purpose, stands in sharp contrast to the backdrop of a country that has endured prolonged armed conflict in recent years. The image of roses falling from the sky is described as a striking departure from the scenes of war that have long been part of daily life in Syria.
The festival at Damascus Citadel drew a large crowd of residents who gathered to watch the event in the city's historic center. The occasion forms part of a broader summer celebration program organized in the capital.
The source report does not provide further details about the festival's organizers, the exact number of attendees, or other specifics of the event.
