After they were arrested at the Abu al-Zendin crossing for 32 hours.. The displaced from the town of Umm Batinah arrive in Idlib

The convoy of the displaced from the town of Umm Batina arrived at dawn today, Saturday, to the Ghazawiya crossing, which separates the Afrin and Idlib countryside, before heading to the Deir Hassan area, north of Idlib, where the displaced will be received there, amid harsh criticism that demanded both the National Army and opposition institutions, led by the coalition and the temporary
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In an exclusive interview with Fresh Online, Abu Mahmoud al-Hourani, the spokesman for the Free Houran group, said about the reasons that prompted them to leave: “The pressures that were exerted on the people of the town of Umm Batinah in the central Quneitra countryside, by Brigadier Talal Al-Ali, in charge of the Saasa branch in Damascus, and the other matter is pressure.

Al-Kabeerah attacked the town’s young men and the Assad regime’s threat to storm it in case they did not accept the displacement of about 30 people with their families towards northern Syria, after an unknown destination attacked Tel al-Krum, adjacent to the town, in which the Assad regime’s forces were present, and a number of them were killed after the attack.

This “Lebanese Hezbollah militia” stationed in Tal Al-Shaar bombed the town of Umm Batinah, which resulted in the displacement of hundreds of townspeople to remote areas.

He added: “After the events that took place in the town of Umm Batna, negotiations began with the Assad regime to leave the town, after which an agreement was reached to displace 30 young men with their families, bringing the total to 90 people, including women and children, who were transported via 4 buses.

He explained that the convoy of the displaced faced some problems upon their arrival at the Abu Al-Zendin crossing in the eastern countryside of Aleppo, as they were prevented from entering by the National Army, and the convoy was stopped at the crossing for a period of approximately 32 hours, to be entered after midnight this day, heading to shelters in
Idlib Governorate ”.

It is noteworthy that the arguments invoked by the National Army that those responsible for coordinating with the Russian side in the expulsion process that was imposed in a hurry did not coordinate with the Turkish side does not justify leaving the displaced for two days at the crossing, for all these factions and opposition platforms are unable to enter a few small numbers of women
Children and men displaced from their homes and receive them in their areas of control.

Yesterday, the Abu al-Zendin crossing, east of Aleppo, witnessed great tension against the backdrop of a gathering of demonstrators from the area, demanding that the displaced enter the eastern countryside of Aleppo, and the ensuing assault with live bullets on civilians and the beating of activists by the “Sultan Murad Division” faction.