Regime and Russians agree with terrorists

The Syrian regime and Russians agreed with Jabhit al –Nusra terrorists to remove them from al-Yarmouk camp in direction of North Syria to allow of Jabhit al-Nusra) (al-Qaeda branch in the Levant) would remove people trapped from al-Fo'a and Kafriya in Adlib towards regime areas.

Regime and Russians agree with terrorists
30 April, 2018   08:39

NEWS DESK

Both the regime and Russians agreed with Hayat Tahrir al-Sham mercenaries (Jabhit al-Nasra; al-Qaeda branch in Syria), which are stationed in al-Yarmouk refugee camp south of Damascus.

In the details of the agreement, said the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights, "The agreement provides for the exit of the fighters of Hayat Tahrir al-Sham from their areas of control in al-Yarmouk camp south of the capital Damascus towards the Adlib governorate in North Syria, and that the exit of thousands of residents of towns of al-Foa and Kafriya civilians and local militants loyal to the regime from the two besieged villages in the north-eastern countryside of Idlib."

The Observatory said that the agreement also includes "the Tahrir al –Sham’s release for more than 80 people, including children and citizens from Ashtabriq town which was liberated from Hayat Tahrir al-Sham during the control of the town for more than 3 years."

While the Syrian news agency( SANA) said that the buses began to enter the towns of Kufria and al- Fo’a in the countryside of Adlib to remove the trapped in them within the agreement.

The agency (SANA) said" An agreement was reached on Sunday between the Syrian government and the terrorist groups deployed in the Yarmouk camp, in order to remove the terrorists from the camp and liberate the trapped people from Kafria and al-Fo'a and free kidnappers of two stage ."

This was the main point of contact between Hayat Tharir al-Sham mercenaries and the regime's forces in al-Yarmouk camp. There have been clashes and rocket attacks during the past few days as part of the military operation of the regime forces and their allies in the southern part of Damascus.

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ANHA