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Buses began on Thursday night to withdraw thousands of militant civilians and militants from the villages of Fula and Keppaya in Idlib province, two communities besieged for the past three years by rebels and jihadists, according to a correspondent of French Agency
. ] Twenty buses left the two communities, following an agreement between Russia, ally of the Syrian regime, and Turkey, a supporter of the rebels
Fighters and civilians were visible
These dumps involve all residents of both villages who are to be transferred to government-controlled areas in the neighboring province of Aleppo, according to the non-governmental organization Syrian Human Rights Watch.
The villages of Fuda and Keppaya, whose inhabitants are mostly Shia and loyal to the regime, were besieged by rebels and the jihadist organization Hajat Tahrir al-Sam, the former Syrian branch of Al-Qaeda, (19659002) "Dozens of buses and ambulances entered the two communities (…) to kidnap residents besieged by terrorists"
"Dozens of Buses and ambulances entered the two communities to remove the inhabitants besieged by terrorists "(19659002) The agency collectively uses the term" terrorists "when it refers to anti-terrorists
In total, some 6,900 people, citizens and fighters are expected to leave the two villages, according to a source adjacent to Hajat Tahrir Sam.
In April 2017, during a previous civil eviction operation , dozens of residents of the villages of Foca and Kepp aya were killed in a street where a suicide bomber attack was made.
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