Daraa, Syria: An uncomfortable calm was held swaying in the southern Syrian city on the week after the half-had returned to the control of the state based on the agreement of submission, AFP journalist said on the organized tour of the government.
Province of Daraa and its capital with the same name, where Syrian rebellion, returned to government control in 2018 under previous ceasefire supported by the Allies of the Russian government.
But the rebels remained in the southern part of the city called Daraa al-Balad, and during the summer they clashed with government forces on the outskirts who tried to reclaim the area.
A new Moscow-broker ceasefire has seen dozens of opposition fighters equating the city for the past few weeks and government forces returned to the area since Wednesday.
In the Dara Al-Balad on Sunday, the AFP correspondents saw the bulldozer clean up the rubble between the former war building.
Flag of Syria and Russia flying in several places.
Weapons have been silent but the areas visited mostly do not have civilians, and few who speed up motorbikes refuse to talk to the media.
“The nine checkpoints have been arranged on the edge and within the Al-Balad Daraa,” Military Resources told AFP.
Under the agreement, fighters who approve the ceasefire have been invited to release their weapons and register to live in the city with what is called the reconciliation process.
“The process is underway to complete the status of fighters who want to do it after handing over their weapons,” said the source.
“There is peace of mind and we are waiting for reconciliation steps to be completed,” added the source, expressing hope that everyone will receive an agreement.
“The state will prefer to not have to use military solutions.” The United Nations Group and the Rights of Amnesty International have warned reduced equipment in the Daria al-Balad in recent weeks, after government forces tightened snares around the area.
But a source with the provincial authority told AFP that two bakery had been reopened and worked on walking to establish several medical care posts.
The battle since July caused more than 38,000 people to escape from half the south of the city, the United Nations said.
Uncomfortable tranquility in Syrian Daraa after a ceasefire
