Syrie: l'armée va continuer le combat pour reprendre l'ultime poche rebelle de la Ghouta


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Le régime syrien a annoncé samedi que la poche sud de la Ghouta orientale avait été entièrement “vidée” de ses rebelles à la apartment d’une évacuation négociée, menaçant toutefois de “continuer à combattre” flow reprendre l’ultime enclave insurgée dans la zone.


Les train transportant les derniers rebelles d’Arbine et des localités avoisinantes, ainsi que leurs proches, sont partis en instruction du nord-ouest de la Syrie, a annoncé l’agence de presse officielle Sana.


L’armée syrienne a promis dans la foulée de “continuer à combattre flow délivrer du terrorisme” l’ultime poche rebelle dans la Ghouta orientale, autour de la grande ville de Douma, où des discussions avec la Russie flow une évacuation négociée des insurgés piétinent.


Le régime syrien qualifie de “terroristes” tous les rebelles armés.


La reprise totale de la Ghouta marquerait une victoire retentissante flow le régime dans la guerre qui harm la Syrie depuis 2011.


La télévision d’Etat a diffusé des images de soldats en liesse scandant “par notre âme, standard notre sang, nous sommes avec toi Bachar”, en périphérie des anciens territoires rebelles.


A la faveur d’une descent dévastatrice lancée le 18 février et appuyée standard son allié russe, les army de Bachar al-Assad ont désormais reconquis 95% de l’ancien fief rebelle dans la Ghouta orientale, assiégé depuis cinq ans, selon l’Observatoire syrien des droits de l’Homme (OSDH).


Soumis à un déluge de feu qui a tué and de 1.600 civils selon l’OSDH, deux des trois groupes rebelles islamistes présents dans la section ont déjà été contraints d’accepter des évacuations négociés standard Moscou.


Plus de 44.000 rebelles et membres de leur famille, mais aussi d’autres civils, ont évacué la Ghouta depuis le 22 mars, selon un décompte des autorités syriennes, flow être relocalisés dans la range d’Idleb (nord-ouest), dont le contrôle échappe presque entièrement au régime.


Au total, and de 150.000 personnes ont fui les combats dans la région flow rejoindre les secteurs gouvernementaux ou des zones sous contrôle des rebelles, d’après Sana.


Article source: http://www.france24.com/en/20161004-street-arts-stars-cities-nurture-them


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