They threatened to kidnap our children to prevent us from going out. SANA meets fugitives from terrorist-controlled areas in Idlib

Hama-Sana

“We went out at night… and random bullets chased us… We walked long distances in the prairies… They kidnapped our children to put pressure on us and prevented us from going to the crossings and out to the areas of state control… They ransacked our houses and looted them” Al-Nusra) in Idlib, SANA's camera, which met a number of them after they reached the Mork pass in the northern Hama countryside, taking advantage of the liberation of their city of Khan Sheikhoun and the arrival of Syrian Arab Army units on the outskirts of the areas where the Nusra terrorists were holding them in Idlib countryside.

"She went out with the rest of the fugitives at night under live fire from the terrorists, forcing large numbers of people to return," said a woman in her 30s.

As for the practices they were subjected to in the areas controlled by the terrorists in Idlib before their success in crossing, she adds: “They stole our property and money and beat the people and turned our lives into ruin. In return, we welcomed the Syrian Arab Army and we were able to return.”

A 40-year-old man, who looked tired after arriving at the corridor, said: “We were beaten, chased, undressed and looted our homes and money.” He hoped that Idlib would return to the state thanks to the steadfastness and sacrifices of the Syrian Arab Army.

Another girl from Khan Sheikhoun, recently freed from terrorism, told SANA's correspondent: “We tried several times to get out and escape from the terrorist-controlled areas towards our city after liberating and expelling the terrorists from it, but our attempts have always failed due to shooting at us in addition to their attempts to kidnap children to pressure The people and prevent them from going out until we finally managed to escape and flee the march in the wilderness until we got here and the army received us well. ”

Terrorists' practices against the fugitives hit the children. “They beat me on my ears and mouth and stole our furniture until we finally escaped and got rid of them.”

Hundreds of families returned yesterday to their homes in the southern countryside of Idlib and northern Hama through the Morec Pass in Hama countryside, which the Syrian Arab Army recently cleared of terrorism after years of displacement due to the practices of criminal terrorist groups.

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