Hussam Muhammed, Baladi News, Damascus
The Housing Foundation of the Syrian regime in Adra, which is comprising the majority of Assad's loyalists, announced its intention of withdrawing the housings in the superb which had been previously allocated to the regime's loyalists and those who work in its intelligence services and military forces in case they don't settle the monthly installments due to be paid.
The Housing Foundation in the region of Adra al-Omalia announced to the subscribers, including the detainees through its branch director about the necessity of settling the financial amounts of money due to be paid as monthly installments and gave them a period of 30 days to settle the installments, otherwise they will permanently take the houses from them.
Assad's loyalists, who are mostly descending from the Alawite sect, received the decision issued by the government in Damascus with curses, where dozens of comments by the loyalists had been posted, in which they have said that such practices are coming from a "criminal and terrorist government.
Assad's supporters considered the decision of confiscating the houses or withdrawing them by the Housing Foundation as terrorist and denotes to the hotbed of terrorism in the government, which paid no heed to the detainees' file in al-Ghouta. It's main goal is to earn money and traffic in the bloods of alive people and their livelihoods before sending them to battlefields.
The Syrian regime in its turn didn't care about dozens of pro-officers and members with their families who are trapped inside the eastern Ghouta, however, It's concentrating on the Shiite and Iranian militants in the majority of exchanging transactions, where many transactions and unsuccessful attempts were repeated, in which the Syrian regime refuses to set the detainees free in exchange for releasing its soldiers and officers even the Alawites.
Jaish al-Islam had negotiated with officials at the Syrian regime via mediators for nine months through its endeavors to make an exchange of detainees in eastern Ghouta with detainees in al-Assad's prisons, but the regime refused and despised the process of exchange, despite the fact the Jaish al-Islam offered releasing 8 people supporting al-Assad in exchange for one person from the opposition. The thing that was previously described by "Jaish al-Islam's" statement as "Arrogance of the regime", calling the families of the "detainees" to work on breaking such "Arrogance".