Syria: Over 282,000 displaced people return home following Idlib ceasefire
In addition, he explained that the unexploded ordnance left by the Syrian regime forces is one of the most dangerous threats facing the returnees. Anadolu Agency reported that there is no precise number for the displaced people of Idlib and Aleppo, however, Hallaj expects more refugees to return to their homes if the ceasefire continues. Returnees have hailed Turkey for its efforts to reach the ceasefire. "In addition to the ceasefire, the existence of the Turkish soldiers in the area contributed to calming down the area and stopping the aerial attacks," Naheda Hindawi, who recently returned ...
Source: middleeastmonitor.com