Terrorist groups in the countryside of Idleb and Aleppo continue to prevent civilians from leaving terrorist-held areas

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IDLEB/ALEPPO, (ST)- Terrorist organizations in the countryside of Idleb and Aleppo continued on Monday to prevent civilians from leaving the terrorist-held areas via the humanitarian corridors in Abu al-Duhour, al-Hbeit and al-Hader in order to use them as human shields.

SANA reporter said that the terrorists keep threatening the locals who try to reach the corridors in order to leave the terrorist-controlled areas to safe places that have been liberated by the Syrian Arab army.

The terrorists sabotaged the sub roads leading to the humanitarian corridors and booby-trapped some of them. They also placed sand barriers on the roads to prevent cars from reaching the citizens who want to leave.

 Concerned authorities took necessary measures to receive those wishing to leave, including ambulances, medical services and buses to transport the leaving civilians and their belongings.

Hamda Mustafa

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