BEIRUT, LEBANON (9:20 A.M.) – The third batch of Barzeh rebels and their families have exited this large district in Damascus, Saturday, Al-Masdar’s Ibrahim Joudeh reported from the capital city today.
According to Joudeh, at least 30 buses consisting of 2,672 people, including 1,076 rebels, departed from the Barzeh District of Damascus for the Idlib Governorate.
Local media reported that the militants and their families used buses provided by the Syrian government, by which they will be transported to Idlib.
Saturday’s departure of 1,076 rebels from Barzeh is the largest batch to leave this imperative district since the commencement of this agreement last week.
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