13,000 Syrian citizens returned from refugee camps in Jordan (video)

More than 13,000 refugees have returned home from the Syrian-Jordanian border since it opened on October 15, official sources in Sputnik said.

DUBAI: Seven dozen people who have not served in the Syrian army and others who grew up in the country are now old enough to serve. Jordan.

"The number of displaced Syrians returning via part of the Jordanian camps has exceeded 13,000 since the opening of the Naseeb border crossing about three months ago," said the correspondent, Colonel Mazen Ghandour. , responsible for the center for immigration and passports in Nisib.

Colonel Ghandour told SPOTNIK that the border post was a daily witness to the continued return of internally displaced persons, individually or collectively, indicating that it was necessary to provide all the necessary facilities for displaced families, to facilitate their transit and to provide them with the necessary support. For their homes and homes and to provide for all their needs.

The returnees were living in the Za'ari and Blue refugee camps, the majority of which came from Daraa governorate, including dozens of combat-age youth.

During their transfer from Jordanian territory to the Syrian Arab territories, Sputnik returnees expressed their thanks to President Bashar al-Assad, who issued several amnesty decrees indicating that they were eager to join the ranks of the Syrian Arab Republic. Syrian Arab Army and participate in the cleansing of Syria. Remains of terrorists.

During his visit to the crossing today, the Sputnik goal showed images of hugs and emotions that reflect the joy of returning home after years of suffering in the camps in Jordan.