Air strikes in Gaura Arabin. AFP file pictures
At least 37 people were killed in airstrikes in east Gauta province near the Syrian capital Damascus. This incident happened a few hours after the mid-afternoon interaction of the ceasefire after local time.
Rami Abdel Rahman, the head of the Observatory Observatory for Human Rights, said on Friday that AFP reported that 37 civilians were killed in Gaura Arabin area in the Russian air strike on Thursday night. The organization also says that the Syrian government troops are heading towards Hejet in the south of Arabia.
The rebel group Falak al-Rahman's spokesman, Wail Olwan, claimed that the area was controlled by a group of offended government. The attack was carried out by targeting them. He said, "We hope that the solution can be found through discussions emerging from the east of Gauta."
Russia's Defense Ministry said in a statement Friday that 1,8 895 rebels and their families had left the city of Harasati on Thursday.
US news agency ABC News said that since 2012, the eastern part of Gauta is under the control of the rebels; With which the rebels have been in conflict for years with the Syrian government. After the rebels regime control the government issued a ban. But the Gaura Purbanchal government has yet to recapture. But many of them are now under their control.
