The return of Bosra al-Sham Shia could raise concerns about retaliation

BBC News: – Despite a wave of criticism from the leader of the Sunni faction, Ahmad al-Awda But local residents of Daraa believe that an important aspect of the return commitment with the regime has been neglected, particularly with regard to the temporary disruption of the city. entry of "Shia militias" into the city, belonging to the inhabitants of Bosra. The Shia Shamite, and maintains "thugs" with his Sunni neighbors in Basra.
The return itself, guide this He said that preventing the return of Shiites was one of the positive aspects of his agreement, he said that there would be Meme it no "Shiite insults in the city", referring to the rituals of the Shiite sect that practiced it. In the predominantly Sunni city of Husseiniya, although the city will eventually control the regime.
The return agreement states that the regime forces will not enter four cities in Daraa and the entrance of Russian troops at this stage, but the cities will formally Regime, the return of the State institutions and raise the banner of the above regime And the military forces are expected to return to a later stage after the settlement of the status of Russian refuseniks.
The question of the return of the Shiite population of Basra, about 3,000 of the approximately 20,000 indigenous inhabitants, The Shiites, settled in the city's famous citadel, took it as security headquarters to quell the movement Revolutionary and use of the gun of the sniper was known to target opposition neighborhoods, killing some 200 civilians. Many of them are children In contrast, the Shiite population accuses opposition fighters of targeting and murdering people accused of collaborating with the regime, culminating in the placement of improvised explosive devices and mines on the road used by Shiite civilians during the displacement of Swedes. In the village of Qarya, the city of Druze leader Sultan al-Atrash. Despite the escalation of sectarian violence in the city, family ties continue to appease hostility between the two parties: many Bosra al-Sham Shiites, initially displaced from southern Lebanon, have become Sunni and their families continue to communicate with each other. Local residents of the opposition are in close contact with Shia families, hundreds of whom have fled to Damascus and settled in Zaynab and do not want to return to the Syrian border even after being controlled by the regime. Al-Arabi, "with their homes exposed in Damar" Opposition factions opposed to Assad said the regime was bombarding Sunni neighborhoods opposed to the land and avoiding targeting pro-Shiite neighborhoods.
Another reason for this is the media activist Muhannad Hourani, Currently in Daraa, according to families of Shia families, hundreds of these stable families in Damascus, especially Zaynab, have received reparations, according to members of their families. families in Basra, who are connected with their families in Damascus.Aparticularly, a The number of Shiites is estimated at less than 2% of the Syrian population The villages and Shiite communities support the Assad regime since the beginning of the Syrian revolution Shiite villages of Knobl and Zahra remained in the countryside of Aleppo and Kafriya and al-Fu'a in Idlib, was the stronghold of the Syrian opposition forces and received military and logistic support. that to attack the factions of the opposition, although being isolated villages near opponents to the lion, and while the regime was reaching the towns of Nabal and Zahra, he tried to besiege the cities from Kafria. During the negotiations with the Sham Liberation Organization In exchange, the Commission used the file of these cities to expel its fighters trapped in Zabadani and Aleppo, as well as to obtain a ceasefire in the city of Idlib Samad for several months, despite some violations and heavy shelling of the regime that resulted in two mbadacres. ] Source: BBC News