Another group of Syrian families have fled the militant-held part of the Idlib de-escalation zone to the government-held territory, according to photos released by the country’s state news agency SANA.
The families reportedly returned their homes in the government-held parts of the provinces of Aleppo, Hama and Idlib after they had left the militant–held area via the Abu al-Dohor humanitarian corridor.
The flow of civilians leaving the militant-held area has increased since the establishment of the ceasefire backed by Turkey and Russia.
Nonetheless, the sitaution in the area remains tense. Constant ceasefire violations by militant groups pose a threat of new escalation.
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A symptom of the internal divisions in that city. These people feel safer on the SAA side of the line for the time being.
That quite the proclamation..would you care to elaborate?
The Zionist destroys, with reckless Chaos and the former USSR comes in and rebuilds. Beyond Irony, Does this not seem a little bit to perfect, To much “According to plan”? What lies ahead? who is it?
God bless them and keep them safe. I pray that all civilians can leave Idlib asap before they are caught up in the crossfire that is sure to be coming soon, why wait around for flying bullets ? I wonder if head choppers have moved the jail cell cages they kept civilians in from Darra to Idlib. Nicki got out just in time before she was put into one of them, yayayaya. I vote for TULSI GABBARD for new UN ambassador