Russian FM denounces recurrent crimes committed by the terrorist organizations in Idleb

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Moscow (ST): Russian Foreign Ministry denounced the recurrent crimes committed by the terrorist organizations in Idleb and preventing students from submitting the exams of basic education and high school stages.

In a statement, the Ministry said that the terrorist groups’ attack against buses transporting Syrian students from Idleb to Hama to submit their exams constitutes a clear evidence on the aggressive and savage nature of the terrorists stationed in Idleb who are intimidating civilians and committing crimes and illegal acts against them, noting that impeding the movement of civilians is considered a flagrant violation of the international humanitarian law.   

The Ministry added that the terrorists are not only preventing Idleb’s children from the right to movement only but also from the right to education.

The Ministry called on the international community to take action against the aggressive and criminal acts  of terrorists.

The terrorist groups continue to prevent more than 2600 students from passing through the areas which are under their control in Idleb to their areas of residence in Hama province through the humanitarian corridor in Tarnabeh town, west of Saraqeb city to take their exams of the basic education and high school certificates.

K.Q.

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