Additionally, the rental of residential homes has stopped and the town is described as "falling apart." The Russian military planes at the Al-Hmeimim Airport, located between Jableh and Latakia on the Syrian coast, have caused problems for residents living in nearby villages, with some describing the situation as "catastrophic." Children in the area have reportedly been terrified by the loud noises made by the planes, some people also reported the loss of their sense of hearing. There have been instances of missiles falling from the planes, though fortunately without causing any human casualties. Some residents have had to leave their homes due to the danger and have not received any compensation for damages.

The response from the community has been limited to a few complaints, but there is no visible evidence that the issue has been brought to the attention of the authorities. The people who have been affected by the presence of the base have either chosen to leave the area or have had to tolerate the situation until now. It is not clear what the specific issues or challenges are that the community has faced due to the presence of the base, but it is mentioned that the noise and vibrations from the planes taking off and landing have caused damage to buildings and disrupted the lives of the residents. Some people have also expressed concern about the safety risks associated with the base, including the potential for accidents or the possibility of missiles falling from the planes. Despite these challenges, it appears that the community has not taken collective action to address their grievances or seek compensation for the damages they have suffered.