The UN is waiting for the beginning of the resettlement of families of militants DAISH from Yarmuk camp to the city of Ar-Raqqah

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The UN expects the beginning of the resettlement of the families of militants DAISH from the Yarmuk Palestinian refugee camp (located within Damascus within 8 km from the center) to the self-proclaimed terrorist capital of Ar-Rakka, reports RIA News the message of the UN Special Representative Stefan Duzarrik.

The UN is waiting for the beginning of the resettlement of families of militants DAISH from Yarmuk camp to the city of Ar-Raqqah


Earlier, the Ministry of National Reconciliation of Syria reported on the agreement reached, according to which 5 thousand militants with their families leave camp Yarmuk on Saturday. The agreement with the terrorists was achieved through the mediation of a third unnamed party.

It is reported that the militants are allowed to carry their own personal infantry weapon. “Medium-heavy and heavy weapons should be destroyed,” the special representative said.

According to Dujarric, "the agreement should enter into force in the next few days." At the same time, he noted that “the UN is an observer of the agreement on Yarmuk, but is not part of it”.
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  1. +4
    25 December 2015 11: 19
    Militants prepare Er Raqqah as the last bastion of resistance.
    1. +14
      25 December 2015 11: 22
      Resettlement by engaging a third unnamed party, and even allowed to leave personal weapons, what kind of side is this?
      1. +2
        25 December 2015 11: 36
        Quote: 79807420129
        Resettlement by engaging a third unnamed party, and even allowed to leave personal weapons, what kind of side is this?

        The third party is one of the Arab states and is supposed to be sent to the very south of the Arabian Peninsula, there is also a fourth party that is interested in them. MEAT is everywhere needed.
        1. +3
          25 December 2015 12: 05
          UN is an observer


          Recently, the UN fulfills only this mission.

          Soon you will see a clarification - an outside observer.
          1. +1
            25 December 2015 14: 24
            Correctly let it accumulate in one place to bomb easier ...
        2. +1
          25 December 2015 12: 08
          Nice version.
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        4. +1
          25 December 2015 12: 59
          Quote: vell.65
          presumably they will be sent to the very south of the Arabian Peninsula,

          But how to understand that the evacuation, by agreement with a third party, should be carried out in Raqqa? And this is the north of Syria. Yes, besides, closer to Turkey.
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      2. +2
        25 December 2015 11: 45
        Quote: 79807420129
        , and even allowed to leave personal weapons, what kind of side is this?

        Recently, the report of our journalists was showing how the fighters on buses with personal weapons were taken out of Homs. Here, apparently, they also agree and take it out.
      3. +8
        25 December 2015 11: 54
        Quote: 79807420129
        Resettlement by engaging a third unnamed party, and even allowed to leave personal weapons, what kind of side is this?


        In general, some kind of crap. What is it that now Raqqah will be bombed and bombarded, since there are bandit families? It was necessary to relocate to California or Texas. bully
        1. +5
          25 December 2015 12: 06
          Or maybe on one barge and ...

          "For what, Lord ?!"
          "I gathered you here for more than four years ..."
        2. +1
          25 December 2015 15: 12
          Quote: Lelek
          Quote: 79807420129
          Resettlement by engaging a third unnamed party, and even allowed to leave personal weapons, what kind of side is this?


          In general, some kind of crap. What is it that now Raqqah will be bombed and bombarded, since there are bandit families? It was necessary to relocate to California or Texas. bully

          Of course it is impossible, for some reason everyone has forgotten that these are Palestinians, they will then "liberate" Israel
        3. -2
          25 December 2015 23: 43
          Quote: Lelek
          It was necessary to relocate to California or Texas

          No, take them to your place in Chechnya or Tatarstan, where they will find like-minded people in Islam. And to us they
          and don’t pay for nothing, and don’t pay for money. "
      4. +2
        25 December 2015 20: 49
        Quote: 79807420129
        Resettlement by engaging a third unnamed party, and even allowed to leave personal weapons, what kind of side is this?

        And the explanation will tear some brain (especially Vatniku)
        Yarmouk is a Palestinian refugee camp.
        Self-government in the Palestinian camps is carried out by the palaces themselves and with the help of the United Nations for the Affairs of Palestine Refugees. Why? It seems like Syria. the police and all your own? Just then, so as not to give the citizenship of the palaces and keep them suspended in all the Arab countries.
        Well, okay, the point is that all these militants are Palestinians (in the 3rd generation living in Syria), and why come out with weapons?
        Well, so the UN office on Palestinian refugees has long turned into a bureau for supporting terror.
        1. +1
          25 December 2015 21: 04
          Quote: atalef
          And the explanation will tear some brain (especially Vatniku)

          Do not be so upset, atalef I have a very strong and stable nervous system, I even calmly accepted the fact that Jews during the years of World War II fought in the ranks of Ukrainian nationalists (read fascists) from the UPA.
          Quote: atalef
          Well, okay, the point is that all these militants are Palestinians (in the 3rd generation living in Syria), and why come out with weapons?

          So what? Most Palestinians are Sunnis and they succumbed to Daesh propaganda and went against Assad but not all. For example, the same Palestinians from Yarmouk from the PFLP-GK organization are fighting for Syria for its people for Bashar al-Assad, along with the SAA and Hezbollah.
  2. +10
    25 December 2015 11: 21
    There are great doubts about the negotiability of the terrorists, it would be better to destroy them. A good terrorist is a dead terrorist, it’s not in vain to say popular rumor.
    1. +2
      25 December 2015 13: 40
      and then photos of children and women who died from the raids of the Russian Federation flood the Internet? and after all, under each photo there will be an inscription "innocent local residents" instead of "wives, children and slaves of terrorists from Daesh".
      so that they’ve taken it out well, let them exercise moral pressure on the fighters.
  3. +1
    25 December 2015 11: 22
    That's how it turns out. How is everything messed up there!
  4. +4
    25 December 2015 11: 24
    5 thousand militants will leave Yarmouk camp with their families on Saturday

    It's not clear at all. The militants destroy everyone in a row (children, women), cut their heads, and they are given a "green street" together with their families, whom they dragged into this territory being confident of their victory. Indeed, the East is a delicate matter.
    1. +7
      25 December 2015 11: 28
      our aviation in the populated suburbs of Damascus does not work, and without its support the Syrian army is hard. Fighting in city blocks is fraught with heavy losses. Yes, and it is necessary to secure the capital. So I think the logic of the agreement on the part of Damascus is in this.
      1. avt
        +3
        25 December 2015 11: 51
        Quote: Black
        our aviation in the populated suburbs of Damascus does not work, and without its support the Syrian army is hard. Fighting in city blocks is fraught with heavy losses. Yes, and it is necessary to secure the capital. So I think the logic of the agreement on the part of Damascus is in this.

        Absolutely right! It is better to take them to the desert rather than take root in the battles in urban areas and finally eliminate this through the strip by creating a normal rear, and then you can continue to nail them to the border with Iraq. Fortunately, forces and equipment are liberated directly under Damascus, there is generally nothing to walk on foot to Assad’s palace.
        1. +2
          25 December 2015 12: 09
          Moreover, in Raqqa there will no longer be civilians.
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    2. +3
      25 December 2015 11: 28
      Indeed East is a delicate matter

      I think this is not the case, it is simply beneficial for someone that the process of creating ISIS does not stop and that loopholes are subtly found. This is the subtlety and nothing more.
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    4. +2
      25 December 2015 12: 09
      Quote: rotmistr60
      5 thousand militants will leave Yarmouk camp with their families on Saturday

      It's not clear at all. The militants destroy everyone in a row (children, women), cut their heads, and they are given a "green street" together with their families, whom they dragged into this territory being confident of their victory. Indeed, the East is a delicate matter.

      The SAR troops need to specify the front line, and such "enclaves" are difficult to liquidate (civilians, battles in the city - you cannot use aircraft and heavy equipment). Let them leave without heavy weapons. It is not critical - to "let go" of a thousand or two, removing the "splinter" from ... The Syrians will have enough problems with the implicit fighters who may remain.
      And it is useless to be like the militants and "fight" on the peaceful, albeit hostile.

      They are all Syrians (once with families) and maybe they know the smart thing -
      Waiting for gratitude for a good deed is stupid, not giving thanks is mean.®
    5. 0
      25 December 2015 21: 21
      Quote: rotmistr60
      It is not at all clear. The militants destroy everyone (children, women), cut their heads, and they are given a "green street" together with their families,

      Apparently the fact is that the Assad government does not want to be like these militants and simply because of its philanthropy is not able to kill women and children and therefore releases militants with families without a fight.
      1. 0
        25 December 2015 21: 24
        In the meantime, in Syria:
  5. +1
    25 December 2015 11: 24
    An agreement with the terrorists was reached through the mediation of a third unnamed party

    The third party also seems to be the very sponsors who actually finance and direct the actions of Daesh (ISIS).
    1. Boos
      0
      25 December 2015 11: 30
      They are now not recommended to be called ISIS, only Daesh, in Arabic it seems to sound insulting to them. Daishevists they are now
      1. +1
        25 December 2015 13: 26
        Now they are not recommended to call ISIS, only DAISH, and what difference does it make how to call them. They don’t read, call them at least angels, at least devils are one.
        1. 0
          25 December 2015 15: 36
          Who does not recommend this to me? Name the surname.
      2. 0
        25 December 2015 20: 22
        [quote = Boos] They are now not recommended to be called ISIS, only Daesh, in Arabic it seems to sound insulting to them. Daishevists they are now [/ quot /] daish igil as you do not call the degenerates of the human race they all bottom will remain degenerates!
  6. +5
    25 December 2015 11: 24
    ... as if later these families from Al-Raqqa did not rush to Europe with their European grandmothers .. And so it will be.
  7. +3
    25 December 2015 11: 32
    It remains to mine Er Raqqa and denser!
  8. +3
    25 December 2015 11: 36
    “The UN is an observer of the agreement on Yarmouk, but is not part of it”.

    Oh how! Does the UN seem like a curious passerby? I’ll look around the corner, because it’s interesting, but in which case I have nothing to do with it.
  9. +3
    25 December 2015 11: 43
    How is the photo from Syria?
  10. +3
    25 December 2015 11: 48
    And the aviation of the Russian Federation, too, can once "make a mistake" ...
    -Black: .. And it will be so.
    And who else can treat "talerants" for tolerance,
  11. +2
    25 December 2015 11: 52
    It’s approximately how to release Hitler with an army in the 45th from Berlin (type humanity). Looks upstairs about something agreed, it’s not in vain that Kerry’s mattress mattress is so fussing. Leaving like heroes.
    1. +2
      25 December 2015 12: 07
      Yes, that's all. Well, the Syrian Army has no power to crush bandits. In addition, there are too many similar enclaves inside the territory controlled by Assad and they cause great trouble.
      But the UN’s behavior as shackles who don’t want to answer for anything is very indicative ...
    2. -1
      25 December 2015 12: 35
      Quote: 86 Forest Park
      It’s approximately how to release Hitler with an army in the 45th from Berlin (type humanity). Looks upstairs about something agreed, it’s not in vain that Kerry’s mattress mattress is so fussing. Leaving like heroes.

      Would you prefer that 5 thousand (!) Militants, with small, medium and heavy weapons, provide fierce resistance in a dense urban area, for a minute, the capital of Syria, fighting, including for the safety of their families? No, it’s better to migrate away, putting down most of the weapons. And then it comes to them, but Assad will not have a present the size of a full-fledged rifle brigade.
      1. -1
        25 December 2015 14: 59
        But personally, I would prefer that these thugs razed to the ground. Yes, inhumane with families. Yes, whole residential areas. But you have to. Otherwise, there is no way to burn out this infection.
      2. 0
        25 December 2015 14: 59
        But personally, I would prefer that these thugs razed to the ground. Yes, inhumane with families. Yes, whole residential areas. But you have to. Otherwise, there is no way to burn out this infection.
    3. +1
      25 December 2015 13: 37
      Quote: Forest Park 86
      Looks upstairs about something agreed, it’s not in vain that Kerry’s mattress mattress is so fussing. Leaving like heroes.


      You seem to be RIGHT!
    4. 0
      25 December 2015 13: 37
      Quote: Forest Park 86
      Looks upstairs about something agreed, it’s not in vain that Kerry’s mattress mattress is so fussing. Leaving like heroes.


      You seem to be RIGHT!
  12. +2
    25 December 2015 12: 04
    in truth, the East is a delicate matter ...
  13. +1
    25 December 2015 12: 32
    There are 24 direct reports on Russia - a press conference of the Foreign Ministers of Russia and Qatar.
  14. +1
    25 December 2015 12: 34
    I do not like them. He said as best he could to softer. With all their brood.
  15. +1
    25 December 2015 12: 36
    UN expects start of relocation of Daesh militants' families from Yarmouk Palestinian refugee camp


    The problem is that the IS fighters are Palestinian refugees who were sheltered by Syria, and now she is paying for her brotherly feelings and Arab solidarity.
  16. +1
    25 December 2015 12: 38
    Bandits need to be shaken out of their main cities, collected as compactly as possible and declared a reservation. Thus, DAISH will be localized, devoid of funding and influence. After that, he will eat himself.
  17. +2
    25 December 2015 12: 42
    The third unnamed party ... Hmm ... Intrigue, yo, my! Interesting voiced?
    1. -1
      25 December 2015 23: 46
      Quote: LukaSaraev
      Third unnamed party ..

      Apparently some thread third Palestos. And Abbas, Hamas, or who else - it makes no difference.
  18. 0
    25 December 2015 14: 34
    Dear, everything is correct, the family will leave, the militants will leave, without a fight and it is important, to clear the suburbs, that is, they will return to a peaceful life as much as possible, as for Cancer, when the SA arrives, it will most likely be surrounded, and there they will offer a corridor for civilians (women, children, old people), the rest, the so-called "irrelevant", will simply be destroyed, buried under the ruins, they are unlikely to stand on ceremony, but these bastards can specifically drive civilians into the city, ladies to avoid artillery shelling and bombing of the Syrian Air Force
  19. 0
    25 December 2015 20: 32
    It is reported that militants are allowed to carry personal small arms.
    pancake am this is some kind of figure am what weapons are these geeks ?! They themselves are not where to release a trace am hollow am tear and roll am these ......, even I can’t pick anyone am ... Until the complete annihilation of both themselves and their families! They have no place on earth am among people! And they also left the shooter! What the angry generosity?! negative