Assad terrorists released on Friday hundreds of detainees to implement the al-Zabadani-al-Fuaa deal or the "Five Cities" swap deal reached between Tahrir al-Sham and Ahrar Al Sham on the one hand and the Iranian side and the Hezbollah terrorist militia on the other. The swap deal also included the release of Qatari abductees by the Iraqi Shia Popular Mobilization Units.
Orient News correspondent Anas Tracy said Assad terrorists released 750 detainees. 120 detainees reached in Idlib countryside through al-Rashidin neighborhood in western Aleppo, while 630 preferred to stay in other areas.
Most of the released detainees were in the regime-control areas. They were randomly detained by Assad terrorists a short time ago. Some of them were arrested two months and five months at best.
The spokesman of Ahrar al-Sham, Mohammed Abo Zeid" confirmed in an interview with Orient Net that Assad regime was intransigent in dealing with the issue of releasing of detainees,
Earlier on Friday, convoys of displaced people from Zabadani and Madaya in the countryside of Damascus, under the "Five Towns" swap deal, arrived in Idlib, where they were distributed among the cities of Idlib, most of them headed to Maara Misrin.
It is noteworthy that the second phase of the swap deal includes the displacement of the remaining residents of Kafrayya and al-Fuaa, in exchange for the displacement of 1,000 Tahrir al-Sham fighters from the Yarmouk Camp in south Damascus, with the introduction of humanitarian aid to al-Waer neighborhood in Homs and to the Assad-besieged areas south of Damascus; Yalda, Beit Sahm and Babila), and the release of the second batch of detainees in Assad prisons, which consists of 750 detainees.