Amnesty decision from jihadist groups that took control in Syria

Jihadist groups that have taken control in Syria have announced that they have issued an amnesty for soldiers under the Assad administration.

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Amnesty decision from jihadist groups that took control in Syria

The 61-year-old Baath regime in Syria has come to an end.

After a long period of silence, the jihadist groups, which resumed their operations on November 27, continued their advance after taking Aleppo and Tel Rifaat on November 30, and finally took control of Damascus as well.

While the advance of the jihadist groups continues, notable developments are also taking place.

AMNESTY DECISION ISSUED FOR ASSAD'S SOLDIERS

According to the latest information, the jihadist group announced that they have issued an amnesty for Assad's soldiers.

As tensions escalate in the region, according to the news reported by Syrian State Television, the jihadist group stated that they have issued a general amnesty for all soldiers under Assad's command.

The decision taken by the jihadist groups is expected to have a significant impact on ensuring peace in the country.

News Source: 12punto