Baladi - Monitors
The Syrian Observatory for Human Rights reported that Assweida is witnessing a sharp increase in resentment, after calls made by parties in Assweida to consider the abductees of its countryside “as martyrs”.
The great increase in the resentment came in conjunction with the release of a new video showing the displaced women alive, with the deterioration of the health of some abductees.
The abductees were transported by cars slowly towards areas controlled by the” Islamic State “organization in Damascus' countryside, after the regime forces managed to regain control over the entire province of Assweida, the SOHR said.
This resentment is accompanied by the increase of concerns over the lives of abductees of Assweida countryside, following the failure of the regime and dignitaries of Assweida once more to reach an agreement that would end the suffering of abductees, and return them to their families.
In a similar context the SOHR said that the regime forces achieved a strategic advancement, by completely controlling over what remained of the east and northeast of Assweidaa, after an escalated military operation since the 5th of August 2018 against the Islamic State.