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The situation in Syria
remains complicated, but the trend towards improvement continues, generally.
The operation by Syrian government forces to eliminate a hotbed of terrorism in the southwestern provinces of Deraa and Quneitra is nearing completion.
Over the past few days, the Syrian army, with the assistance of the "reconciled" Shabab as-Sunnah group, has pushed the ISIS-affiliated Khalid ibn al-Walid Army to the demarcation line with Israel and the border with Jordan.
As of July 30, no more than 2 percent of the Deraa province remained controlled by ISIS.
About 120 towns were returned to Syrian government control, of which over 50 were taken peacefully.
Major supplies of food and weapons, including Western-made supplies, are being discovered in the fortified areas abandoned by the extremists.
Losses among the militants are also rising with 230 terrorists killed on the southwestern "front" in the last 10 days of July alone.
Meanwhile, Syrian government forces are growing stronger. In addition to "reconciled" illegal armed forces who have joined the government forces, their ranks are being replenished by volunteers from among the gunmen who decided to "correct" their status.
Thus, 150 former members of the Free Syrian Army registered with a volunteer recruiting station in the town of Nava in southwest Deraa province in mid-July on the first day it opened.
In the neighbouring province of Quneitra, the process of disarming "reconciled" militants is nearing completion.
At the same time, the "irreconcilables" and their families are being taken from there to northern Syria.
Over 9,000 people left Quneitra in the Idlib de-escalation area.
In Idlib itself, the leaders of some groups are trying to establish contact with the Centre for the Reconciliation of Opposing Sides as they try to figure out the terms for possible reconciliation with the authorities.
We noted a statement by Ravina Shamdasani, an official representative of the UN High Commissioner for Human Rights, regarding terrorist attacks committed by ISIS in southwestern Syria,
in particular, the suicide attack in Suwayda on July 25, which killed over 250 people, and the taking of women and children from al-Shabika hostage.
Certainly, we agree with the strong condemnation of these inhumane attacks by OHCHR.
However, the UN gave a very unusual explanation for the outbreak of violence in southern Syria linking it to emergence of new ISIS gunmen
in the province of Suwayda allegedly brought from Yarmouk, Hajar al-Aswad and Tadamun as part of a "deal" between Damascus and the militants.
Ravina Shamdasani expressed concern about the possibility that the situation in Suwayda would deteriorate and urged Damascus to refrain from taking ISIS militants to densely populated areas.
In this regard, we would like to note that, in its statement, the OHCHR has purposefully and, I would go as far as saying - shamelessly - distorted the facts.
There was no such thing as "evacuating" ISIS members from Yarmouk, Hajar al-Aswad or Tadamun to southern Syria, as there are no agreements between the Syrian government and the militants on this account.
The only evacuation operation that has ever taken place during this period was relocating women and children from the three towns mentioned above, and not to the south, but to northern Idlib.
Thus, in fact, simply taking advantage of the tragedy in Suwayda, these "human rights activists" actually tried to accuse Damascus not only of "collusion" with the militants, but also of the subsequent raid by terrorist killers in southern Syria.
Notably, the actual deals with ISIS, where they left large towns on their own, such as Iraqi Mosul and Syrian Raqqa, went unnoticed by the OHCHR.
Attempts to hold the Syrian government responsible for the acts of terror committed by ISIS in the southeast of the country are unacceptable.
We consider these insinuations that, to our great regret, are made by UN officials on the tragedies of the people that were affected by these acts of terror as discrediting the UN High Commissioner for Human Rights and the office she heads.
Unfortunately, this is not the first case where considerations of expediency and anti-Syrian objectives have prevailed over common sense and truth,
all the more so taking into account the absence of response by this international human rights office on the real agreements with ISIS that I have talked about.
For obvious reasons, the press is paying much attention to the implementation of the Russian initiative on the return of refugees to Syria.
There are some details on this issue.
During our daily cooperation with the Russian Defence Ministry, the Foreign Ministry is actively working on mobilising international efforts to facilitate the return of Syrian refugees and internally displaced persons to the places of their residence.
Implementing this initiative, the interdepartmental coordination headquarters supervising the return of refugees to Syria conducts meetings and joint briefings.
In the process we are maintaining close contact with the authorities of the foreign states that accepted Syrian refugees on their territory with a view to receiving precise information on the number of people.
In the aggregate, over 6.8 million refugees have been recorded in 45 countries, including 2 million women and 3.5 million children.
According to the UN Refugee Agency, the highest number of Syrian refugees is in Turkey (over 3.5 million), Lebanon (about 1.975 million) and Jordan (over half a million or 660,000 to be more accurate).
In a tentative estimate, a desire to return home was expressed by more than 1.5 – 1.7 million Syrians from eight countries (Brazil, Germany, Denmark, Egypt, Jordan, Iraq, Lebanon and Turkey).
The homecoming of refugees is most active from Lebanon and Jordan.
The Foreign Ministry and the Russian Defence Ministry, as well as our Embassy in Damascus and the Center for the Reconciliation of the Warring Parties all cooperate directly with the Syrian government on the return of refugees.
The number of internally displaced persons who are returning to their permanent residences is increasing.
We believe the efforts to resolve the problems of refugees and internally displaced persons should be primarily aimed at increasing humanitarian relief to those who need it,
rendering medical aid to the sick and wounded and restoring Syria's socio-economic infrastructure.
These activities should be conducted on a collective and, certainly, depoliticised basis, in accordance with UN rules, in the interests of Syrians and on Syria's entire territory.
We believe that Syria's socio-economic recovery and the homecoming of refugees and internally displaced persons is an urgent priority international task.
Accomplishing this will largely promote success in expediting the beginning of
a truly peaceful life and eradicating terrorism and the factors that generate it on Syrian soil.
The unilateral financial and economic actions that have been introduced against Syria by some countries and regional associations are a serious obstacle on this road.
We insist on the suspension of these artificial restrictions that are impeding the normalisation of life in Syria and a long-term settlement on the firm foundation of international law, including the universally adopted UN Security Council Resolution 2254.
We regularly comment on anything related to the pseudo-humanitarian organisation the White Helmets.
Actually, frankly speaking, they should have changed their name from White Helmets to White Masks a long time ago.
Because these people who had for many years pretended to be humanitarians, in reality turned out to be, and this fact has been proved by now,
mere foreign agents who worked on the territory of Syria for vast sums of money, advancing anti-Syrian interests and the interests of other nations.
Currently they are being rushed out and stashed away in different countries.
And so we took note of Canada's recent decision to harbour the White Helmets.
Let me remind you that they just pretended to be humanitarian workers, it was all pantomime.
No, it goes beyond that – they had close ties to extremists.
The fact that they will be hidden away in Canada now, to be honest, did not surprise us for a number of reasons.
Firstly, it is well known that Ottawa alongside with some other western capitals has long been providing this group, let us be specific, both moral and direct financial support.
Major sums, millions of dollars.
Meanwhile I will remind you that those supposed humanitarian workers, who are in fact pseudo-humanitarian workers,
became notorious for their staged scenes on orders from anti-government groups, they tried to keep the war in Syria going as long as possible, to fuel more and more conflicts,
to pit Syrians against each other, and to bring Syria and the Syrian people down rather than render real assistance to the victims.
Apparently, there are other factors which prompted Canada to accept these new so-called "refugees."
The White Helmets and the Canadian authorities are one in the same with respect to groundless accusations against the Syrian authorities as well as blaming Russia.
By the way, it is a big question what ordinary Canadians are going to feel about such "refugees" after the terrorist groups are destroyed and after realising what is going on now on the ground, and we hope such a realisation will come.
I would like to point out that Canada's history already has stains, in particular, when it became a shelter for Nazis who hadn't been finished off,
we remember that perfectly well, including the punitive Ukrainian battalions of the SS.
We can remind those in Canada who might have forgotten.
I would also like to point out that many of them never faced justice for their atrocities.
Meanwhile, now Ottawa is embracing a new wave – this time terrorist accomplices.
The Canadian public do have things to ponder.
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