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The process of evacuating the residents and fighters of the cities of Kafriya and Al-Fu’ah ended after an agreement between Iran and “Hay’at Tahrir al-Sham.”HTS
At the time, the agreement stipulated the removal of those who refused to stay among the fighters and residents of Madaya and Zabadani to the north, in addition to the Yarmouk camp, in exchange for the removal of the entire population of Kafriya and Al-Foua in two batches, and the release of 1,500 detainees held by the regime.

This agreement was reached by “Tahrir al-Sham” and “Ahrar al-Sham Movement” with Tehran, under Qatari sponsorship.

“Tahrir al-Sham” agreed with Iran, last Tuesday, on a mechanism for the exit of all fighters from the towns of Kafriya and al-Fu’ah, in exchange for the release of detainees and prisoners of the Syrian regime.

The agreement provides for the release of 1,500 detainees from the prisons of the Syrian regime, with 80% of those arrested by the regime from the beginning of 2018 until the end of last April, and 10% of those arrested in 2017, in addition to 10% of those arrested in earlier years.

The agreement also provided for releasing 37 combatant prisoners from Iranian prisons in the Sayyidah Zeinab area in Damascus, in addition to four prisoners inside the town of Al-Foua.