Syria. Beyond 220.000 rifugiati tornano alle loro case con il supporto dell'esercito russo
Starting last Wednesday, two mobile checkpoints are now operating near the Rukban camp in Syria, dove 40.000 people are blocked by US-backed militiamen.
More than 220.000 Syrian refugees returned to their previous places of residence with the support of the Russian army, he communicated the head of the Russian Center for the Reconciliation of Warring Parties in Syria, Sergey Solomatin.
“The return of refugees to their previous places of residence continues. With the help of the Russian Center for Reconciliation of the Warring Parties in Syria, Ten checkpoints were opened, including an air checkpoint and a sea checkpoint, al 20 February 2019, 222.884 people have returned home”, Solomatin reported.
He added that since last Wednesday, two mobile checkpoints are now operating near the Rukban camp in Syria, within the area of 55 kilometers around the US military base of Al-Tanf.
Together with the Russian military, members of the Syrian Arab Red Crescent are stationed at checkpoints, ready to provide medical assistance to refugees leaving Rukban camp.
Previously, a spokesperson for the Russian Defense Ministry said that the refugees were in the Rukban camp “in inhumane conditions” and they urged that at least women and children be allowed to leave the camp. Read More

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