Beirut Four Syrian towns are to be evacuated under an agreement between pro-government forces and rebels, in the latest of a series of deals to end crippling years-long sieges. The agreement, brokered by Qatar and regime ally Iran, is expected to involve more than 30,000 people. The deal involves Zabadani and Madaya, besieged by regime fighters near Damascus, and Shiite-majority Fuaa and Kafraya that are encircled by rebels.
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Evacuation deal reached for four Syrian towns
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Mar 30, 2017
Beirut Four Syrian towns are to be evacuated under an agreement between pro-government forces and rebels, in the latest of a series of deals to end crippling years-long sieges. The agreement, brokered by Qatar and regime ally Iran, is expected to involve more than 30,000 people. The deal involves Zabadani and Madaya, besieged by regime fighters near Damascus, and Shiite-majority Fuaa and Kafraya that are encircled by rebels.
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