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A Syrian human rights monitoring group reported that the Hezbollah group's leadership has refused to accede to a Russian request of vacating its forces from a number of locations in southwest Syria near the Lebanese border.
Moscow which has served as Assad's chief in the war-ravaged country, reportedly demanded that the terror group withdraw from the southern and western suburbs in the Homs locality and the Lebanese vicinity as part of a wider effort to return Russian troops back to certain positions in the area away from Hezbollah.
Despite the refusal, no dispute or fraying of relations were detailed in the report. The rights group said that Hezbollah is sporadically “renewing its ranks” in military posts straddling the Syrian-Lebanese border, serving as proof that it has no intention to evacuate the area.
Source: BreitBart News Network