An agreement to halt fighting was agreed in the northeastern Hasaka province that came into effect at 14:00 p.m. on Tuesday, the Syrian TV reported.
According to the TV sources, the injured, bodies of the martyrs and the captives on both sides will be exchanged at 9 p.m. as per the agreement.
All roads in the city will also be opened according to the agreement. It was also agreed on work to resolve the Kurdish issue and start discussions to address the situation of the discharged state employees.
During the past days, the Asayish, the military wing of the Kurdistan Workers Party, has escalated its provocative actions in Hasaka city, attacking state establishments, stealing oil and cotton, disrupting examinations, carrying out abductions, and causing a state of chaos and instability.
The provocations amounted to encircling Hasaka city, shelling it with artillery and tanks and targeting the Syrian Arab Army positions in it, claiming the lives of a number of military personnel and civilians.
The Asayish’s persistence in their acts required a suitable response by Syrian Arab Army as it targeted the sources of artillery fire and the gatherings of armed elements responsible for these criminal actions.
Later, less than 10 hours after reaching a truce agreement with the official government parties on Sunday, the Asayish violated the agreement and launched attacks on residential neighborhoods and government establishments in Hasaka.
SANA
23/8/16
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According to the TV sources, the injured, bodies of the martyrs and the captives on both sides will be exchanged at 9 p.m. as per the agreement.
- Hasaka-Qamishli road and those leading to the Syrian army positions inside and outside Hasaka city will be opened.
All roads in the city will also be opened according to the agreement. It was also agreed on work to resolve the Kurdish issue and start discussions to address the situation of the discharged state employees.
During the past days, the Asayish, the military wing of the Kurdistan Workers Party, has escalated its provocative actions in Hasaka city, attacking state establishments, stealing oil and cotton, disrupting examinations, carrying out abductions, and causing a state of chaos and instability.
The provocations amounted to encircling Hasaka city, shelling it with artillery and tanks and targeting the Syrian Arab Army positions in it, claiming the lives of a number of military personnel and civilians.
The Asayish’s persistence in their acts required a suitable response by Syrian Arab Army as it targeted the sources of artillery fire and the gatherings of armed elements responsible for these criminal actions.
Later, less than 10 hours after reaching a truce agreement with the official government parties on Sunday, the Asayish violated the agreement and launched attacks on residential neighborhoods and government establishments in Hasaka.
SANA
23/8/16
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Guerre en Syrie: les Kurdes et le régime de Bachar al-Assad signent un cessez-le-feu...
ReplyDeleteUn accord de cessez-le-feu a été conclu mardi entre le régime syrien et les forces kurdes après une semaine de combats meurtriers à Hassaké (nord-est), ont indiqué une source officielle kurde et la télévision d'État.
"Un accord final de cessez-le-feu a été conclu sous les auspices des responsables militaires russes", a affirmé un communiqué de l'administration autonome kurde. La télévision officielle syrienne a également confirmé l'accord, dont les conditions semblaient encore confuses.
Selon les responsables kurdes, les forces du régime et les miliciens kurdes du YPG (Unités de protection du peuple kurde) vont se retirer de la ville, qui passera sous le contrôle des Assayech (police kurde) et la police gouvernementale.
Un échange de dépouilles, blessés et otages, devrait également avoir lieu ainsi que l'ouverture de toutes les routes fermées par les combats, selon la télévision officielle et les responsables kurdes. A l'issue des combats, qui ont tué 29 personnes dont 15 enfants, les Kurdes contrôlent 90% de cette ville tandis que les forces gouvernementales n'occupent que le centre où se trouvent les bâtiments gouvernementaux.
Un journaliste collaborant pour l'AFP a indiqué que la situation était calme et des habitants s'étaient rendus au marché central pour faire des courses tandis que d'autres revenaient chez eux avec leur valises.
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