Saraya Ahl al-Sham assured that no evacuation deal reached with Syrian regime and Hezbollah militia to leave a border territory with Lebanon, spokesman told Ammar Johmani on Sunday.
Hussein Abu Ali, spokesman for the moderate rebel group, has refuted reports streamed by Hezbollah-run media outlets over a deal to eliminated rebel presence in the Western Qalamoun that lies near Arsal town.
Hay’at Tahrir al-Sham, led by former al-Qaeda group, has also denied the evacuation deal for its fighters who operate at the borderline.
The evacuation agreements have underlined Bashar al-Assad's upper hand in the war as more rebel fighters opt to leave areas they have defended for years in deals that amount to negotiated withdrawals to other parts of the country
In the capital’s southern districts, Syrian regime and the Islamic State agreed to evacuate remaining fighters in the besieged Yarmouk Camp south of the capital, well-informed source said Saturday.
The deal was scheduled to take effect since a year and half but the rival Jaish al-Islam and Jaish Fatah al-Sham had interfered to halt the evacuation of almost 2000 fighters with their families.
This week, fighters of formerly known as Nusra Front left Yarmouk Camp as well moderate rebels have evacuated Qaboun and Barzah districts north of Damascus in step makes the capital a rebel-free zone.
Meanwhile, about 2700 Syrian rebels started leaving the last opposition-held district of Homs city Saturday in the final phase of an evacuation deal that will see Assad's regime take back the area in the seventh year of the country's war
