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The Syrian government reached an agreement with the armed opposition, which "will allow Damascus to regain control of the southern province of Deraha," the SANA state agency said.
The arrangement provides that "state offices resume their work in all towns and provinces populated after the withdrawal of bandits formations".
The UN Security Council will hold an extraordinary meeting on Thursday, July 5th to discuss the 39, offensive of the Syrian army, …
Earlier, a ceasefire was announced in the Syrian border region of Jordan to restore the rule of law to the government. Opposition groups accepted the terms of surrender and proceeded to the transmission of heavy and medium weapons.
The agency claims that former rebels will have the opportunity to regulate their status and pbad checks in the republic's police authorities. Those who refuse to lay down arms will be able to leave the province and head to Idlib in northern Syria.
There will also be conditions for the safe return of all peacekeepers to the southern Syrian settlements that left during the military conflict.
Rebels from eight localities in southern Syria have agreed to transfer their controlled areas to the regime's forces. This is …
The SANA Agency reported that the Nissab border checkpoint with Jordan had pbaded into the hands of the Syrian authorities. Above the administrative building was erected the national flag. All border posts and towers along the Syrian-Jordanian border will be handed over to the Syrian army.
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