Published : 23-11-2016
Speaking with AGPS, sources inside Khan Al-Sheih Camp said ongoing negotiations between the government forces and opposition battalions are expected to culminate in a deal. Key to the projected agreement is the withdrawal of opposition fighters from the camp towards Idlib and Deraa provinces.
A 48-hour truce deal has been put into effect for the second round of talks, expected to be wrapped up within the next few days.
Last week, similar talks reached a deadlock after the regime army stepped up deadly offensives on the camp at the same time as the armed opposition groups showed an unbending rebuff of appeals to retreat to Deraa.
Residents of Khan Al-Sheih raised concerns over their fate in case the government forces hold sway over the camp and force all refugees out as had been the case in Dariya and other government-led areas.
Refugees in Khan Al-Sheih Camp have run out of basic food items and life-saving medicines due to the tight blockade slapped on the area since the start of September.
Speaking with AGPS, sources inside Khan Al-Sheih Camp said ongoing negotiations between the government forces and opposition battalions are expected to culminate in a deal. Key to the projected agreement is the withdrawal of opposition fighters from the camp towards Idlib and Deraa provinces.
A 48-hour truce deal has been put into effect for the second round of talks, expected to be wrapped up within the next few days.
Last week, similar talks reached a deadlock after the regime army stepped up deadly offensives on the camp at the same time as the armed opposition groups showed an unbending rebuff of appeals to retreat to Deraa.
Residents of Khan Al-Sheih raised concerns over their fate in case the government forces hold sway over the camp and force all refugees out as had been the case in Dariya and other government-led areas.
Refugees in Khan Al-Sheih Camp have run out of basic food items and life-saving medicines due to the tight blockade slapped on the area since the start of September.
