(Zaman Al Wasl)- Syrian regime demanded rebels of southern Damascus suburbs to fight Daesh and Nusra Front before allowing them to leave to northern Idlib province, sources said Saturday.
The regime has reached a deal with the reconciliation committees in the suburbs of Bait Sahm, Yalda and Babila to urge rebels to launch an attack on last ISIS pockets in Yarmouk Camp, Qadam and al-Hajar al-Aswad districts.
Daesh took Qadam neighborhood on March 20 after surprise attack on regime forces left more than 60 troops killed.
The regime promised to settle the detainees file and to retune the farmers to their lands if rebel abided by the deal.
Jaish al-Islam rebel group has refused the deal while other rebel faction have agreed on the Russian-brokered reconciliation deal.
The deadliest Eastern Ghouta offensive sent a warning signal to rebel groups around the capital. Burning your areas of control or leaving peacefully to northern Idlib province, activists and rebels commanders say.
Russia, the de-facto ruler of Syria, has made it clear no rebel presence in Damascus or its countryside.
Zaman Al Wasl
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