More than 1.4 million Syrians returned to their homes since Bashar Al-Assad’s regime was demolished in December last year, the United Nations Agency said for Refugees (UNHCR).
“For those who returned, hope is real – but the renovation is not easy,” they said from the UNHCR on the social network X.
Among the returnees, those who were displaced since the outbreak of the Civil War, 2011. years. The UN Agency called on the international community to help Syrian families start a new life.
“Returnees need support for renewal homes and infrastructure, mine safety education, legal aid and psychological support,” said in a statement.
During the conflict, Turkey received close to four million Syrians – more than any other country in the world.
Assad, who was at the head of Syria for almost 25, left the country and ran away in Russia after anti-government forces 8. December took control of Damascus.
The decline in his regime marked the end of the multidecanial rule of the Baas party, which dominated the Syrian policy since 1963. years.
Ahmed Al-Sharaa was appointed new President Syria on January 29th. January.
(Vijesti.ba)
