The Syrian regime controls much of Quneitra and extends its deployment to the disengagement line adjacent to the Golan Heights

Syrian forces extend their deployment into areas along the 1974 "disengagement line" that borders the occupied Golan and controls much of Quneitra province, coinciding with the arrival of hundreds of fighters of the Sham Liberation Organization. "The Syrian Army and its allies have declared that the Syrian army and its allies have entered the territory controlled by the opposition factions in the north-west of the country (Idlib), reporting the Entry of the Kenitra agreement between the regime and the opposition.They made progress in the southwest and became

The regime's forces are deployed with Russian air support to the outskirts of the province of Quneitra, following a campaign launched last month and are chasing opposition fighters from the neighboring province of Daraa Al-Tina, Al-Tina, Um Al-Batinah , Al-Sakhr, Nasiriyah, Ain al-Tinah, Qusabiyah, Suez, Al-Hajah, Ghadir Al Bustan and other places in the region, which allows the forces to extend their control within the governorate While the Syrian Observatory said yesterday that the regime's forces were deliberately entering several areas of the countryside from Quneitra and deployed along areas adjacent to the disengagement line. And it's rumored in the hills, towns and villages close to the region, and entered with the buses to the city of Um Batna, while continuing to deploy in the villages of Quneitra Middle and South, after a prior agreement of "reconciliation", the return of government institutions and the delivery of heavy weapons And the settlement of the conditions of those who wish to remain and move the refuseniks While the forces of the regime are still not deployed in areas located beyond the line of disengagement

these advances coincide with the arrival of hundreds of fighters and civilians evacuated from the province of Quneitra yesterday to the territory controlled by the opposing factions.

The evacuation of civilians and fighters from Quneitra is the subject of an agreement signed by the ally of the Syrian regime with the opposition factions in the region.

The agreement, which follows a violent campaign, Battles and return of the Syrian Arab Army to the points where it was before

The first batch of 2,800 combatants and civilians arrived in the morning at the Morak terminal in northern Hama, the observatory said.

An AFP correspondent at the Morak terminal reported that he had seen about 50 buses carrying fighters and their families. "The passengers boarded other buses hired by a local NGO to take them to temporary shelter camps in the governorates of Idlib (north-west) or Aleppo (Ale Ale ((). North)."

The director of the observatory Rami Abdul Rahman And women. "We expect that the evacuation will continue and that there will be a second push to evacuate the renegades of the Quneitra agreement."

The forces of the Syrian regime, supported by Russia, aim to restore the entire south of the country. After the restoration of Quneitra, the biggest challenge remains a small enclave controlled by a faction loyal to the terrorist organization "Da" ash "in the southwestern countryside of Dar & # 39; a.

Meanwhile, the observatory reported that about 25 buses entered Um Batna. Transfer a new batch of fighters, civilians and their families to northern Syria, as part of the "self-agreement" in Quneitra, which provided for the removal of those who rejected the agreement. Buses are expected to leave within hours of the completion of the IDP's immigration, according to the Observatory.