Syrian President Bashar al-Assad has offered amnesty to "rebels" who surrender, according to state media reports on Thursday.
At the same time, Russia said it had launched a "large-scale humanitarian operation" together with the Syrian government around the battered city of Aleppo to open humanitarian corridors for civilians and fleeing fighters.
Defense Minister Sergei Shoigu told Russian news agencies that three humanitarian corridors were being opened "to aid civilians held hostage by terrorists and for fighters wishing to lay down their arms" and one more corridor to the north of the city for rebels to flee with their weapons.
[i24news.tv by AFP]
28/7/16
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At the same time, Russia said it had launched a "large-scale humanitarian operation" together with the Syrian government around the battered city of Aleppo to open humanitarian corridors for civilians and fleeing fighters.
Defense Minister Sergei Shoigu told Russian news agencies that three humanitarian corridors were being opened "to aid civilians held hostage by terrorists and for fighters wishing to lay down their arms" and one more corridor to the north of the city for rebels to flee with their weapons.
[i24news.tv by AFP]
28/7/16
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The Army units, backed by the supporting units, re-established full control over Bani Zaid neighborhood, adding that the army engineering units dismantled the explosives and mines from its streets and squares, a military source announced Thursday...
ReplyDeleteThe source told SANA that the army established control over Efrin bus station, youth housing and all the building blocks and factories in al-Liramoun in the northern outskirts of Aleppo.
The military operations command in Aleppo, in coordination with Aleppo Governor and Police Command, will adopt the necessary procedures to deliver the factories which the army has controlled in al-Liramoun area to their owners.
The source stressed that the army units continued pursuing the terrorists who fled from the neighborhood, asserting that scores of terrorists turned themselves in and gave up their weapons to the authorities in order to have their situation
settled.
SANA