Hundreds Of Syrian Refugees Returned From Lebanon To Western Qalamun (Photos)

Hundreds Of Syrian Refugees Returned From Lebanon To Western Qalamun (Photos)

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On June 28, more than 450 Syrian refugees returned from a camp near the Lebanese town of Arsal to their homes in the Syrian regions of western and eastern Qalamun, according to the Lebanese National News Agency (NNA).

The Syrian Arab News Agency (SANA) reported that the Syrian Arab Army (SAA) welcomed the refugees and facilitated their return to their homes in the villages and towns of al-Jebbah, Assal al-Ward, Yabroud, Ras al-Maara, Flitah, al-Ruhaybah and Jayrud.

“The return of refugees to their homeland today is not forced but voluntary,” said Arsal Mayor Bassil al-Hujeiri commenting on the development, according to the Chinese Xinhua News Agency.

Furthermore, chief of the Lebanese General Directorate of General Security revealed that the return of the Syrian refugees was coordinated with the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR). In the upcoming days, at least five or six additional batches of refugees will return to the western and eastern Qalamun in the same way.

Currently, Lebanon hosts more than one million Syrian refugees, according to the Human Rights Watch. Most of these refugees are from the governorates of Homs and Damascus, which were secured by the SAA recently.

Syrian refugees on their way to their homes:

Hundreds Of Syrian Refugees Returned From Lebanon To Western Qalamun (Photos)

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Hundreds Of Syrian Refugees Returned From Lebanon To Western Qalamun (Photos)

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Hundreds Of Syrian Refugees Returned From Lebanon To Western Qalamun (Photos)

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Hundreds Of Syrian Refugees Returned From Lebanon To Western Qalamun (Photos)

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Pave Way IV

The US specifically ordered Lebanon to continue holding the hostages in the UN concentration camps. Why is Lebanon intentionally defying US and UN will and releasing the Syrian hostages back to their home country? What good are they to the US if they’re back in Syria? The US is spending a lot of money to keep Lebanon destabilized. This isn’t helping one bit!

Wise Gandalf

BS

Sinbad2

The US is retreating, the US is calling off its invasion of Syria, it’s called defeat.

America will start another war, somewhere else, in a while.

I am Jaziel

he,he…

Wise Gandalf

When will be million, that will be success.

Smaug

South Front writes a whole article about this instead of even mentioning that the SAA just inadvertently displaced 50,000 in Daraa. Hmm…

Terra Cotta Woolpuller

They are already being moved until the terrorists leave and disarm such poor info in Western media meaning they got their information from a now defunct radio broadcaster in the south there,lol.

FAKE NEWS by FAKE SYRIAN ARMY media is having their funding cut.