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At least eight people were killed on Friday when the Idlib province, which was controlled by the opposition, was turned over by government forces to several deadly days after a demilitarized zone was established by a Russian-Turkish agreement at the Syria Human Rights Observatory. .
The Observatory said that eight people were killed in the town of Gergnaz, which lies between the demilitarized zone 15 to 20 kilometers deep, which was agreed in September.
The strongest ally of President Bashar al-Assad and Turkey's armed opposition to the armed opposition prevented attacks by the Syrian forces to restore Idlibot and neighboring areas under the control of the opposition.
According to the United Nations, about 3 million people live in the Idlib province and adjacent areas, and in every battle the worst war in Syria could have been over seven years ago.
According to Russia, the opposition tried to sabotage the business, and Damascus said that Turkey did not want to apply. However, according to Turkey, the implementation of the agreement is proceeding as planned.
Observer reports have reported regular exchanges between the government and the opposition since the September agreement. At least 18 people have died since the state bombing.
On Thursday, the al-Sham editorial board, the largest group controlling Idlib, said that while retaliating government attacks, government-spotted locations in the eastern Idlib village, 10 people were killed, wounded, and ammunition seized.
(Reuters)
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