Syria’s Bedouin Clans withdrew from Druzda, Suway Conflict news

Syrian Armed Bedouin Clans, after weekly collisions, announced withdraw from the city of Suway Suwe United States-Brokered ceasefire.

The struggle between Druze fighters and Sunni Muslim clans has killed more than 250 people and threatened that Syria will continue to pass through the already fragile passage.

Israel has also begun dozens of air strikes Souwayda’s government forces targeting government forces in Southern Suway, Bedouin.

The battles also caused a number of sectarian attacks against the Druze Society and revenge against the Romanian.

Speaking more popular to the Bedoubles, Mediterranean President Ahmad Ahmad Ahmad Ahmad Al-Sharaa tried to contact the Druze Society while being critical. He then called the Badava leave the city“Saying that they cannot replace the role of the state on the restoration of the country’s work and security.

Along with other clans in the country, dozens of gunshin, other clans of the country that supported them, was placed in the edges of the Suwayda, the government security forces and military police had to control the entire province. Bedouin fighters accused the clashes, who are loyal to the spiritual leader Sheikh Hikmet Al-Hijri, and accused them of harming Badui families.

The Syrian government began to evacuate the Bedouin families inside Suwayda on Monday.

Syrian state media said Sunday, the government associated with some officials in Suwayda, brought coaches to evacuate about 1,500 in the city in 1500. Interior Minister Ahmad al-Dalati, Saaya news agency initiative, Suwayda’nın, because the battles are suspended large measures and will allow efforts to fully ceasefire, he said.

The Syrian government did not provide more information about the composition of a wider contract after unsuccessful talks for evacuation or captive exchange deal.