Moscow: Terrorists Are Trying to Impede Implementing Agreement on Demilitarized Area in Idleb

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MOSCOW- Russian Foreign Ministry said on Thursday that Jabhat al-Nusra terrorists and the affiliated groups are trying to impede the implementation of an agreement on a demilitarized area in Idleb, according to SANA.

Sputnik quoted the Russian Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Maria Zakharova as saying that Jabhat al-Nusra terrorists and other militants affiliated to al-Qaeda terrorist organizations are continuing in their attempts to hinder the implementation of agreement on the demilitarized area in Idleb, which was signed by Russia and Turkey in Sochi on September 17th, indicating that the terrorists are continuing to bomb the Syrian Arab Army’s positions.

 Zakharova said that US is occupying al-Tanf area in southern Syria, pointing out to the humanitarian disaster unfolding in al-Rukban camp for the displaced Syrians.

She went on to say that in the south of the country, the US occupied a total area of 55 km in al-Tanf, where a humanitarian disaster is unfolding in al-Rukban camp for the displaced Syrians, with the mortality rate increasing there due to the shortage of medicine and food.

Zakharova affirmed that what has been committed in Raqqa city by the United States and its allies is a new “stain” on the reputation of the United State.

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