The checkpoints of the transitional government headed by al-Julani in Syria imposed restrictions on the movement of the residents of the Sheikh Maqsoud and Ashrafieh neighborhoods in the city of Aleppo, and prevented the entry of basic materials, including diesel, into the two neighborhoods for nearly a week, in violation of clauses (3) and(8) of the Aleppo Agreement.
As perFor the Kurdish agency HawarDuring the past week, I monitored a restriction on the movement of people between the two neighborhoods and within the city of Aleppo, in addition to preventing the entry of necessary materials, which reminded me of the siege scenario imposed by the former regime forces. Article (8) of the agreement provides for “guaranteeing the freedom of movement of the residents of the neighborhoods and preventing the prosecution of any person whose hands were not stained with the blood of Syrians before the agreement,” while Article (3) obliges the Ministry of Interior, in cooperation with the Internal Security Forces, to “protect the residents of the neighborhoods and prevent any attack against them.”
The agency pointed out that these measures coincided with the increase in the movements of elements of the transitional government around the two neighborhoods, and the flying of reconnaissance aircraft over them for nearly two weeks.
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