More than a thousand militants withdrawn from the province of Damascus

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1268 fighters were withdrawn from several locations in the Syrian province of Damascus, most of whom laid down weapon and returned to peaceful life, said the Russian Center for reconciliation of the parties in Syria.





“Of the nine settlements in the area of ​​Wadi Barada of the province of Damascus, previously controlled by the militants, two settlements - Husaynia and Bargalia, signed agreements on joining the cessation of hostilities; the remaining seven: Kafr El Avamid, Souq Wadi Barada, Deir Kanun, Deir Makran, Kafer Eze Zeit, Basima and Ain Al Fij expressed their desire to join the truce, ”the Center’s bulletin says.

It is reported that 1268 fighters were withdrawn from these localities, most of whom laid down their arms and returned to peaceful life, the rest were given the opportunity to safely travel with their families to Idlib province.

According to the Russian military, work to restore water supply continues in the capital of Syria.

“On the 13th and 14th of January, 2017, as a result of negotiations with the command of illegal armed groups, the repair brigade began work on the restoration of the water intake station in Ain el-Fijah, completely disabled in early January 2017, as a result of sabotage by terrorists. According to the Syrian authorities, the normal water supply of the city of Damascus should be resumed in the near future, ”said the Center.
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  1. +6
    16 January 2017 11: 32
    1268 militants withdrawn from several settlements in the Syrian province of Damascus, most of whom laid down their arms and returned to civilian life


    All the same, our negotiators are great, very competent work.
    1. +2
      16 January 2017 11: 37
      All the same, our negotiators well done

      Perhaps a significant part was forcibly recruited, they themselves only thought how to escape
    2. +10
      16 January 2017 11: 37
      Quote: cniza
      1268 militants withdrawn from several settlements in the Syrian province of Damascus, most of whom laid down their arms and returned to civilian life


      All the same, our negotiators are great, very competent work.

      May Allah grant them to truly return to a peaceful life ...
      1. +5
        16 January 2017 11: 51
        Quote: bouncyhunter
        May Allah grant them to truly return to a peaceful life ...

        After drinking blood, the Basurmans took hoes and went to plant carrots .... and even to school with teachers of mathematics and physics .... don’t you believe that? winked
        1. +7
          16 January 2017 12: 10
          Of course not . I am not so naive. How many wolves do not feed - anyway, he looks into the forest.
    3. +2
      16 January 2017 11: 38
      Do you know about the killed negotiator? Well, not our truth, but the Syrian general ....
      Quote: cniza
      1268 militants withdrawn from several settlements in the Syrian province of Damascus, most of whom laid down their arms and returned to civilian life


      All the same, our negotiators are great, very competent work.
      1. 0
        16 January 2017 13: 45
        Well, someone war and mother dear - so it is natural that someone does not want an end to the war and negotiators alive to see
    4. +1
      16 January 2017 11: 42
      Quote: cniza
      All the same, our negotiators are great, very competent work.

      After Aleppo and the arguments presented there, I think that few will especially argue with them ...
    5. 0
      16 January 2017 11: 50
      However, the battles are still ongoing.
      1. +1
        16 January 2017 12: 00
        Quote: Deniska999
        However, the battles are still ongoing.

        Yes, and they will continue for a long time, but already without the heat that during the battles for Aleppo, I really hope so.
        Now there is an opportunity to take on Daesh.
        1. +7
          16 January 2017 12: 14
          Quote: svp67
          Now there is an opportunity to take on Daesh.

          So after all, mattresses will stick their trunk, go to their grandmother.
  2. +2
    16 January 2017 11: 37
    He teaches life, teaches .. And he will not teach anything .. Since the Chechen wars, the bandit remains a bandit .. And they bring him only to the minefield ..
  3. +2
    16 January 2017 11: 38
    the rest - the opportunity to safely travel with their families to Idlib province

    In my opinion, they are not casual enough to collect those who have not laid down their weapons in one province. Then, probably, not to run after them in the desert.
    1. +1
      16 January 2017 11: 40
      There they have a vigorous bomb .. well, and to the guria all in a crowd ..
      Quote: rotmistr60
      the rest - the opportunity to safely travel with their families to Idlib province

      In my opinion, they are not casual enough to collect those who have not laid down their weapons in one province. Then, probably, not to run after them in the desert.
      1. 0
        16 January 2017 13: 48
        Quote: 210ox
        There they have a vigorous bomb .. well, and to the guria all in a crowd ..

        Dichlorvos is cheaper.
    2. 0
      16 January 2017 11: 43
      rotmistr60 Today, 11: 38 New
      the rest - the opportunity to safely travel with their families to Idlib province
      In my opinion, they are not casual enough to collect those who have not laid down their weapons in one province. Then, probably, not to run after them in the desert.

      Of course, there is a reason to keep everyone together. How it will look in practice is hard to say. But they try, it means they decide something. Perhaps then by the method of exception they come up with something else. Now the main thing is to stop the bloodshed.
    3. avt
      0
      16 January 2017 11: 49
      Quote: rotmistr60
      In my opinion, they are not casual enough to collect those who have not laid down their weapons in one province. Then, probably, not to run after them in the desert.

      They are doing everything right. They clean this quilt and take control of vital infrastructure. Create a stable rear. To everyone panting about
      Quote: 210ox
      Teaches life, teaches .. And does not teach anything.

      I propose to think about a simple arithmetic calculation - How many forces and means are needed to control such enclaves, and even with the limited availability of their own mobile resources? Which are quite 80 percent released during the eviction of the irreconcilable, and without their loss in the assault on these fortified areas in fact. Just look what would happen if the spirits really rested in Aleppo and didn’t go out, but a lot of people would be lost in the ruins of landmines.
      Quote: rotmistr60
      Then, probably, not to run after them in the desert.

      It’s just to squeeze them into the desert - the very thing with absolute dominance in the air. Establish control of roads and water, especially on the dunes do not run, and shoot.
  4. 0
    16 January 2017 11: 41
    It is reported that 1268 fighters were withdrawn from these localities, most of whom laid down their arms and returned to peaceful life, the rest were given the opportunity to safely travel with their families to Idlib province.
    But it is clear that the civil war in Syria is coming to an end, but this is on condition that again someone will not show "one-sided concern" and will not throw money
    1. 0
      16 January 2017 11: 47
      provided that again someone does not show "one-sided concern" and does not throw money

      There are still enough of them. Vaughn and Obama noted - gave the go-ahead for the supply of MANPADS.
  5. +1
    16 January 2017 11: 45
    I don’t trust those who have returned to a peaceful life. ” They laid down their weapons, but did not change their views, and they did not take weapons again for long ...
  6. +1
    16 January 2017 11: 55
    "Returned to a peaceful life" did they go to Europe or what?
    1. 0
      16 January 2017 11: 59
      Exactly, to visit the grandmother ...
  7. 0
    16 January 2017 12: 35
    God forbid that they don’t take up arms again, it’s better to migrate, the grandmother will accept them with pies, take off my hat to our negotiators hi
  8. 0
    16 January 2017 14: 24
    I don't know about you, but I would like to read: "more than a thousand militants were killed in the province of Damascus", and so 1268: "most of whom laid down their arms and returned to a peaceful life" (how many are not said) even if 500 (I think more) went to Idlib. This is +500 experienced barmaley, but what is the size of the government army in Idlib?
  9. 0
    16 January 2017 16: 36
    Those who have returned to a peaceful life at the first opportunity will take up arms for sure. And the Syrian "authorities" will not have enough capacity to keep an eye on everyone.