TEHRAN, June 17 -The family members of those militants that had tuned down Damascus reconciliation plan and left Eastern Ghouta for the northern territories are demanding the government to allow them to return to their regions in Damascus province.
TEHRAN, Young Journalists Club (YJC) -The family members of those militants that had tuned down Damascus reconciliation plan and left Eastern Ghouta for the northern territories are demanding the government to allow them to return to their regions in Damascus province.
Government and militant sources said a growing number of such families, originally from Eastern Ghouta, have called for returning to towns and villages.
In the meantime, local sources reported measures done by the peace committees and the Syrian army for facilitating the return of these families, adding that more families will go back home after the army issued the needed permission.
A large number of militants and their family members that left their region for Northern Syria have already voiced regret over their departure due to the hard living conditions and lack of basic and vital facilities in terrorist-held regions in North.
Field sources said earlier this month that hundreds of families of the militants that refused to join peace agreement with the Syrian Army and left Northern Homs and Southern Hama for terrorist-held regions in Northern Syria have called on government officials to pave the ground for their return to their regions in Homs and Hama.
The sources said that the militants' families have been complaining about very bad condition of the camp in which they are living in Northern Syria.
The sources further said that Damascus officials have a plan to sent tens of buses to Northern Syria to bring back these families to Homs once again after Eid Fitr holidays (end of Ramadan).
Other sources had earlier reported on Turkish Army's move to prevent families of militants in Northern Syria to return to Central Syria.
Source:Farsnews
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