Assad forces deal with rebels in Syria's Dara province

Syrian rebel province by the remaining cities and towns to surrender to the opposition signed an agreement with the government on Friday.

Russia and the occupied Golan Plateau, with the assistance of Russia in rebel-controlled areas, the government reached the agreement after two weeks of campaigning. - AFP AFP.

The news agency Sana said that there was a deal between the Syrian government and the terrorist groups. Accordingly, the rebels will surrender heavy and medium weapons of these cities and cities.

Damascus headman mediated the Moscow surrender agreement. The agreement that the combatants who have rejected the agreement will go out of the family.

Over 320,000 people fled and fled elsewhere in Dara's government forces. After the contract, they can now return to their homesteads.

Local police took control of these areas. Government organizations have started their work.

Rebels spokesman Hussein Abazid said the deal was the best way to protect our fighters.

The rebellion against President Bashar al-Assad began in Dara province. Russia begins military intervention in Syria in 2015