More Displaced Syrians Return to Their Homeland from Lebanon

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DAMASCUS-A new batch of displaced Syrians returned home from Lebanon via Jdaidet Yabous border crossing, according to SANA.

SANA’s reporter said that the displaced Syrians were received at the border crossing of Jdaidet Yabous and transported to their houses in Moadamiyet al-Sham in the southwest of Damascus as a part of the government’s efforts to restore normal life to the areas liberated from terrorism by the Syrian Arab Army.

 

The returnees said that they decided to return to their city after it was purged of terrorism and secured by the Syrian Arab Army and that they can lead a normal life again away from the criminality of terrorist organizations.

They also called on all those who were abandoned by terror organizations to return to their villages, towns and cities after the return of security and stability thanks to the sacrifices of the Syrian Arab Army.

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