كشف مصدر أمني سوري أن اتفاق وقف النار في السويداء يجري تطبيقه بمعظم المناطق من دون خروقات. وأفاد المصدر، في تصريح، اليوم (الثلاثاء)، بأن التهدئة في السويداء ستتيح للحكومة إعادة العائلات إليها سريعاً، مؤكداً أن الخطوة التالية في المحافظة ستكون تنفيذ تهدئة شاملة وتبادل المعتقلين.
من جانبه، تفقد محافظ السويداء مصطفى البكور مناطق محافظة درعا التي استقبلت المهجّرين من السويداء، لتقييم أوضاعهم والوقوف على حاجاتهم، في إطار الاستجابة الحكومية للمهجّرين من المحافظة.
ودعا المحافظ الجميع إلى ضبط النفس والتهدئة، والسعي إلى إعادة السلم الأهلي وفتح صفحات جديدة للمصالحة بين جميع الأطراف، وإعادة الناس إلى بيوتهم.
ولفت إلى أن الناس الذين التقي بهم خلال الجولة كانوا يقولون: نحن نريد أن نعود إلى بيوتنا، لا نريد أن نبقى مهجّرين أو نازحين، مضيفاً: «قلنا لهم: أنتم الآن ضيوف، وستعودون إلى البيوت التي وُلدتم وعشتم وتربّيتم فيها، أنتم جزء من المحافظة، ومن أبناء هذه الأرض»، وفق ما نقلته صفحة السويداء على صفحاتها الرسمية.
وكان مسؤول حكومي في محافظة درعا، أعلن أمس الاثنين، نزوح أكثر من 3,500 أسرة من البدو والدروز من منازلهم بمحافظة السويداء إلى محافظة درعا جنوبي سورية.
وتفاقم التوتر جنوب سورية في 13 يوليو، بعدما اندلعت اشتباكات في محافظة السويداء بين عشائر بدوية ومسلحين دروز.
وفي 15 يوليو، دخلت قوات الأمن السورية إلى مدينة السويداء؛ بهدف استقرار الوضع، لكن إسرائيل عقب فترة وجيزة، بدأت بضرب الآليات العسكرية السورية المتوجهة إلى المحافظة، وقصفت مواقع استراتيجية عدة في العاصمة السورية في 16 يوليو.
وأعلنت وزارة الدفاع السورية مساء يوم 16 يوليو، سحب جميع القوات العسكرية من مدينة السويداء، وفقاً لاتفاق وقف إطلاق النار الذي تم التوصل إليه رغم استمرار الاشتباكات بين البدو والفصائل الدرزية.
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مصدر أمني سوري: نسعى لتهدئة شاملة وتبادل المعتقلين في السويداء
22 يوليو 2025 - 13:32
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A Syrian security source revealed that the ceasefire agreement in Suwayda is being implemented in most areas without violations. The source stated, in a statement today (Tuesday), that the calm in Suwayda will allow the government to quickly return families to their homes, confirming that the next step in the governorate will be to implement a comprehensive truce and exchange detainees.
For his part, the governor of Suwayda, Mustafa al-Bakur, inspected areas in Daraa governorate that received displaced persons from Suwayda, to assess their conditions and understand their needs, as part of the government's response to the displaced from the governorate.
The governor called on everyone to exercise restraint and calm, and to strive for the restoration of civil peace and open new pages for reconciliation among all parties, and to return people to their homes.
He noted that the people he met during the tour were saying: "We want to return to our homes, we do not want to remain displaced or refugees," adding: "We told them: You are now guests, and you will return to the homes where you were born, lived, and were raised; you are part of the governorate and the children of this land," according to what was reported by the Suwayda page on its official pages.
A government official in Daraa governorate announced yesterday, Monday, that more than 3,500 families of Bedouins and Druze have fled their homes in Suwayda governorate to Daraa governorate in southern Syria.
Tensions in southern Syria escalated on July 13, after clashes broke out in Suwayda governorate between Bedouin tribes and Druze militants.
On July 15, Syrian security forces entered the city of Suwayda to stabilize the situation, but shortly thereafter, Israel began targeting Syrian military vehicles heading to the governorate and bombed several strategic sites in the Syrian capital on July 16.
The Syrian Ministry of Defense announced on the evening of July 16 the withdrawal of all military forces from the city of Suwayda, in accordance with the ceasefire agreement that was reached despite the ongoing clashes between the Bedouins and Druze factions.
For his part, the governor of Suwayda, Mustafa al-Bakur, inspected areas in Daraa governorate that received displaced persons from Suwayda, to assess their conditions and understand their needs, as part of the government's response to the displaced from the governorate.
The governor called on everyone to exercise restraint and calm, and to strive for the restoration of civil peace and open new pages for reconciliation among all parties, and to return people to their homes.
He noted that the people he met during the tour were saying: "We want to return to our homes, we do not want to remain displaced or refugees," adding: "We told them: You are now guests, and you will return to the homes where you were born, lived, and were raised; you are part of the governorate and the children of this land," according to what was reported by the Suwayda page on its official pages.
A government official in Daraa governorate announced yesterday, Monday, that more than 3,500 families of Bedouins and Druze have fled their homes in Suwayda governorate to Daraa governorate in southern Syria.
Tensions in southern Syria escalated on July 13, after clashes broke out in Suwayda governorate between Bedouin tribes and Druze militants.
On July 15, Syrian security forces entered the city of Suwayda to stabilize the situation, but shortly thereafter, Israel began targeting Syrian military vehicles heading to the governorate and bombed several strategic sites in the Syrian capital on July 16.
The Syrian Ministry of Defense announced on the evening of July 16 the withdrawal of all military forces from the city of Suwayda, in accordance with the ceasefire agreement that was reached despite the ongoing clashes between the Bedouins and Druze factions.
