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The Syrian regime and its ally Russia resumed their air strikes in the south of the country on Wednesday after that a Syrian rebel fighter is aiming his Kalashnikov badault rifle near the front line outside the city of Daraa, in the south of the country, on July 3, 2018 (AFP / Mohamad ABAZEED / MANILA BULLETIN) "width =" 768 "height =" 474 "/>
A Syrian rebel fighter is aiming his Kalashnikov badault rifle near the front line outside the city of Daraa, the July 3, 2018 (AFP / Mohamad ABAZEED / MANILA BULLETIN)
Seven years after the devastating civil war in Syria, President Bashar al-Assad Russia supported a two-week badault by Assad forces against rebels in the southern provinces of Daraa and Quneitra, on the border of Jordan and the Golan occupied by Israel [19659005] But he is also negotiating negotiations with rebel cities for capitulations negotiated in a carrot and stick strategy that Russia and the regime have used in the past to take over entire areas of rebel-held territory. the cities have already agreed to regain control of the regime, and talks over the past few days have focused on the remaining rebel territory in the western countryside of Daraa province and the southern half of the provincial capital
. their decision on the Moscow proposal for a takeover of the rest of the south
About 90 minutes after the start of the meeting, the rebel joint command for the south announced that the talks had "failed".
"Negotiations with the Russian enemy in Busra al-Sham failed, after they insisted on the surrender of heavy weapons," he said in an online statement.
"No threat negotiations", he later added on Twitte r, demanding talks "under the auspices of the United Nations"
"Final Response"
The Ibrahim Jabbawi said the talks had given "no results". their heavy arms in one go.
"The session is over.After the failure of the talks, Russian planes and planes resumed operations in several areas of the province for the first time in four days, according to the report. Syrian Observatory of Human Rights based in Britain: A source close to the talks said the rebels would be ready to hand over their heavy weapons in phases.
The meeting was followed by a meeting An hour on Tuesday, during which the rebels proposed that the army withdraws from the recaptures the cities and grant fighters and civilians not wanting to live under the control of the regime a safe pbadage to a territory held by the rebels elsewhere.
Moscow flatly rejected the terms and responded with a counterproposal, according to the source .Transfers were not on the table in the south, though they did not. 39 have accepted in other regions com me Eastern Ghouta and Aleppo.
Russia insisted that the army return to its pre-2011 positions and to local politicians. The latter took control of the cities in coordination with the Russian military police.
The source had said before Wednesday's meeting that the rebels were supposed to give their "final answer."
"Today will be the last turn – the rebels"
Moscow used difficult deadlines in the past with the rebels, but sometimes extended them.
This mixture of military pressure and Negotiated capitulations expanded the control of the regime of Daraa Province to about 60 percent – double what it held when it began trading on June 19.
& # 39; Human decency & # 39;
The violence has displaced between 270,000 and 330,000 people Nations, much to the south on the border with Jordan or to the west near the occupied Golan Heights by Israel.
Both countries have kept their borders closed, despite growing appeals by rights groups to let Syrians escape on Wednesday, Human Rights Watch demanded that Jordan and Israel allow claimants to leave the country. Asylum.
"The refu The Jordanian authorities' abjection to allow asylum seekers to protect themselves not only goes against their international legal obligations, but "Some displaced persons whose cities had fallen back under the regime's control have returned, but even this journey carries risks.
Eleven members of the same family were killed at night in a landmine. While they were returning to Al-Mseifra, which had "reconciled" with the government, the Observatory said Wednesday
More than 140 civilians have died since the beginning of the war. badault.
World powers criticized the operation for violation of a ceasefire announced last year by Washington, Amman and Moscow, but that did not stop the blitz .
The UN Security Council on Thursday will hold an emergency meeting in camera on
Daraa residents and IDPs gathered in front of UN offices in a rebel city in Quneitra Province to Protest Global Inaction
They "call on the United Nations and the world for protection and international guarantees". lives, said the head of the opposition Ali Salhadi
