بدأ وفد من الأمم المتحدة، يرافقه عدد من الحافلات المخصصة لإجلاء العائلات المحتجزة الدخول إلى محافظة السويداء، تمهيداً لنقلهم إلى محافظة درعا، وفقاً لوكالة الأنباء السورية «سانا».
وذكرت الوكالة: «وفد من الأمم المتحدة يستعد لدخول محافظة السويداء بهدف إخلاء موظفي المنظمة الدولية وعائلاتهم المتأثرين بالأحداث الأخيرة، ونقلهم إلى مواقع أكثر أماناً» وكان مكتب المنسق المقيم للأمم المتحدة ومنسق الشؤون في سورية قد أكد في حسابه على "الفيسبوك" أن الأمم المتحدة وشركاؤها يعملون بشكل نشط على توفير المساعدات استجابة للوضع في السويداء من خلال الهلال الأحمر العربي السوري وبالتنسيق الكامل مع السلطات السورية، موضحاً أنه تم تسليم شحنة مساعدات جديدة إلى الهلال الأحمر العربي السوري، والتي تحتوي على الإمدادات الأساسية.
وأشار إلى أنه تم إرسال مركبات تابعة للأمم المتحدة لنقل موظفي الأمم المتحدة وأسرهم المتأثرين بالأحداث إلى مواقع أكثر أماناً، مبيناً أن عملية النقل هذه تهدف إلى وضع طواقم الأمم المتحدة في وضعية أفضل تمكنهم من استئناف عملهم ومواصلة الاستجابة لاحتياجات السكان المتضررين.
في غضون ذلك، التقى وزير الخارجية والمغتربين السوري أسعد الشيباني في دمشق عدداً من سفراء الدول العربية والأوروبية والآسيوية والأمريكية، في إطار تعزيز التواصل والحوار مع الشركاء الدوليين، وبحسب وكالة الأنباء السورية «سانا» فإن اللقاءات تناولت تطورات الأوضاع في سورية والمنطقة.
وأكد الحاضرون دعمهم لسيادة سورية ووحدة أراضيها، وحرصهم على تعزيز الاستقرار والتعاون المشترك.
كما قال المصدر إن التهدئة بالسويداء ستتيح للحكومة إعادة العائلات إليها سريعاً، مشيراً إلى أن الخطوة التالية في المحافظة تنفيذ تهدئة شاملة وتبادل المعتقلين.
نزوح أكثر من 3500 أسرة
وكان مسؤول حكومي في محافظة درعا، أكد أمس الاثنين، نزوح أكثر من 3500 أسرة من البدو والدروز من منازلهم بمحافظة السويداء إلى محافظة درعا جنوب سورية.
يذكر أن حدة التوتر جنوب سورية كانت اشتدت في 13 يوليو، بعدما اندلعت اشتباكات في محافظة السويداء بين عشائرية 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 عدة مواقع إستراتيجية في العاصمة السورية في 16 يوليو إلى أن أعلنت 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، ثم عادت فجر الجمعة، وأعلنت عن اتفاق جديد في السويداء، دخلت إثره قوات الأمن لفك الاشتباك مع انسحاب العشائر.
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A delegation from the United Nations, accompanied by a number of buses designated for evacuating families in detention, has begun entering the governorate of Sweida, in preparation for their transfer to the governorate of Daraa, according to the Syrian news agency "SANA".
The agency reported: "A delegation from the United Nations is preparing to enter the governorate of Sweida with the aim of evacuating the organization's staff and their families affected by recent events, and transporting them to safer locations." The office of the UN Resident Coordinator and Humanitarian Coordinator in Syria confirmed on its Facebook account that the UN and its partners are actively working to provide assistance in response to the situation in Sweida through the Syrian Arab Red Crescent and in full coordination with the Syrian authorities, noting that a new shipment of aid has been delivered to the Syrian Arab Red Crescent, which contains essential supplies.
It was noted that vehicles belonging to the United Nations have been sent to transport UN staff and their families affected by the events to safer locations, indicating that this transportation process aims to put UN personnel in a better position that enables them to resume their work and continue responding to the needs of the affected population.
Meanwhile, Syrian Foreign Minister Faisal Mekdad met in Damascus with a number of ambassadors from Arab, European, Asian, and American countries, as part of efforts to enhance communication and dialogue with international partners. According to the Syrian news agency "SANA," the meetings discussed the developments in Syria and the region.
The attendees affirmed their support for Syria's sovereignty and territorial integrity, and their commitment to enhancing stability and joint cooperation.
The source also stated that the calm in Sweida will allow the government to quickly return families to the area, noting that the next step in the governorate is to implement a comprehensive ceasefire and exchange detainees.
Displacement of more than 3,500 families
A government official in Daraa governorate confirmed yesterday, Monday, the displacement of more than 3,500 families of Bedouins and Druze from their homes in Sweida governorate to Daraa governorate in southern Syria.
It is noteworthy that tensions in southern Syria escalated on July 13, after clashes broke out in Sweida governorate between Bedouin tribes and Druze militants.
On July 15, Syrian security forces entered the city of Sweida 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 until the Syrian Ministry of Defense announced on the evening of July 16 the withdrawal of all military forces from the city of Sweida, in accordance with a ceasefire agreement that was reached despite ongoing clashes between the Bedouins and Druze factions. Then, early on Friday, a new agreement was announced in Sweida, after which security forces entered to disengage with the withdrawal of the tribes.
The agency reported: "A delegation from the United Nations is preparing to enter the governorate of Sweida with the aim of evacuating the organization's staff and their families affected by recent events, and transporting them to safer locations." The office of the UN Resident Coordinator and Humanitarian Coordinator in Syria confirmed on its Facebook account that the UN and its partners are actively working to provide assistance in response to the situation in Sweida through the Syrian Arab Red Crescent and in full coordination with the Syrian authorities, noting that a new shipment of aid has been delivered to the Syrian Arab Red Crescent, which contains essential supplies.
It was noted that vehicles belonging to the United Nations have been sent to transport UN staff and their families affected by the events to safer locations, indicating that this transportation process aims to put UN personnel in a better position that enables them to resume their work and continue responding to the needs of the affected population.
Meanwhile, Syrian Foreign Minister Faisal Mekdad met in Damascus with a number of ambassadors from Arab, European, Asian, and American countries, as part of efforts to enhance communication and dialogue with international partners. According to the Syrian news agency "SANA," the meetings discussed the developments in Syria and the region.
The attendees affirmed their support for Syria's sovereignty and territorial integrity, and their commitment to enhancing stability and joint cooperation.
The source also stated that the calm in Sweida will allow the government to quickly return families to the area, noting that the next step in the governorate is to implement a comprehensive ceasefire and exchange detainees.
Displacement of more than 3,500 families
A government official in Daraa governorate confirmed yesterday, Monday, the displacement of more than 3,500 families of Bedouins and Druze from their homes in Sweida governorate to Daraa governorate in southern Syria.
It is noteworthy that tensions in southern Syria escalated on July 13, after clashes broke out in Sweida governorate between Bedouin tribes and Druze militants.
On July 15, Syrian security forces entered the city of Sweida 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 until the Syrian Ministry of Defense announced on the evening of July 16 the withdrawal of all military forces from the city of Sweida, in accordance with a ceasefire agreement that was reached despite ongoing clashes between the Bedouins and Druze factions. Then, early on Friday, a new agreement was announced in Sweida, after which security forces entered to disengage with the withdrawal of the tribes.
