Syrian guerrillas retreated from Golan frontiers

– The Syrian guerrillas began leaving the Golan Heights region, bordering Israel on Friday, July 19, and will leave the region in accordance with the land claim agreement to President Bashar al-Assad.

"We are waiting for the start of the operation and we hope to be able to start today," Hammam Dbayat, governor of Quneitra province, told Reuters

Buses were prepared to transport the guerrilla warfare to the Idlib province in the northwestern region of Syria.

Reuters video footage of the Israeli side of the border shows a number of men boarding a truck full of goods, which then leaves the village of al-Qahtaniya to the Golan border.

Tens of thousands of people have been sheltering in shelters in the same border area since the government launched a military operation a month ago.

The insurgents of Quneitra agreed on Thursday to receive governmental power or leave the area until Idlib to the north. The Idlib population is increasingly inflamed in the Syrian streams that have fled Bachar attacks in other areas.

The Syrian government's military operations have liberated most of the region in the southwest. in the southwest is one of the most significant victories during the seven-year war in the country. The United States, which provided weapons to insurgents in the south, warned the guerrillas not to wait for Washington's intervention.

Although a large part of Syrian territory was not ruled by the government, Bachar's military operations enabled him to defeat. 19659002] This situation left the guerrillas with only a large remaining area, in the northwestern region bordering Turkey that stretched from the province of Idlib to the city of Jarablus in Aleppo.

In addition, some parts of the north-east and east are also out of control Bashar, still under the control of the Kurdish militia, with the support of 2,000 US soldiers on land

The governor Dbayat still does not know how many guerrillas are leaving Quneitra, and the government has provided 45 buses

"We are ready to evacuate the militia from this area, and when it is done, we will soon restore the service to The war The Quneitra attack caused more than 320,000 people to flee to the southern border, near Israel and Jordan, who made it clear that they would not agree to refugees.

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