Armed group of 28 US-backed militants surrender to the Syrian army
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PALMYRA, (ST)- An armed group of 28 US-backed militants operating in al-Tanf area near the borders shared by Syria, Iraq and Jordan, have surrendered themselves as well as their weapons and vehicles to the Syrian Arab army, benefitting from the issued amnesty decrees.
The gunmen decided to flee the US-occupied al-Tanf area and turn themselves in to the army after losing confidence in other radical groups positioned in that area.
Following 4 months of planning and coordination, the Syrian authorities secured the departure of 28 gunmen plus six drivers, affiliated to the so-called "Jaysh Maghawir al-Thawra", a US-backed armed group, from al-Tanf area to the government-controlled city of Palmyra where they surrendered themselves and their weapons to the Syrian army, a source from the Syrian authorities told SANA reporter.
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