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Report: Syrian rebels agree surrender terms in Quneitra

By REUTERS

JULY 19, 2018 12:16

BEIRUT - Syrian rebels in the Quneitra province have agreed to accept a return of state rule or to leave to the rebel-held Idlib province in a surrender deal with the government, a military news outlet run by Lebanon's Hezbollah reported on Thursday.

The agreement would mark a major victory for President Bashar Assad, restoring his control over the frontier with the Israeli Golan Heights.

Under the agreement, two Syrian army brigades will deploy into positions that were held by the Syrian army prior to 2011, when the Syrian crisis erupted, according to a report on the Hezbollah-run military news outlet.

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