Sources reveal HTS, allies terms to stop northern Aleppo incursion

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Sources close to the negotiations between the Hay'at Tahrir Al-Sham (HTS) terrorist group, formerly known as Jabhat Al-Nusra, and the Thaeroun movement, which is supported by the so-called Turkish-backed Syrian National Army, leaked a series of terms set by the HTS leader, Abu Mohammad Al-Jolani, in order to ceasefire, withdraw his forces, and stop incursions north of Aleppo.

The sources revealed that one of the conditions set by Al-Jolani and his allies is restoring the entire headquarters of the Hamzah Division in the city of Al-Bab, and handing over wanted militants from the so-called Jaysh Al-Islam.

The sources added that among the conditions set by Al-Jolani and his allies were the cancellation of the Tronba crossing between Afrin and Aleppo, and receiving a percentage of the profit from the Al-Hamam crossing with Turkey. 

Preserving the economic and security interests of the HTS north of Aleppo are among Al-Jolani's conditions, according to the sources.

HTS storms Jindires, calls for reinforcements in Aleppo countryside

The Hay'at Tahrir Al-Sham terrorist group, formerly known as Jabhat Al-Nusra or Al-Nusra Front, stormed the Syrian town of Jindires in Afrin, taking control over various parts of it, Al Mayadeen correspondent reported Wednesday, saying that the storming took place amid confrontations in northwest Aleppo.

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"Hay'at Tahrir Al-Sham called for reinforcements from Jabal Zawiya South of Idlib toward the fronts in Afrin in the Aleppo countryside," Al Mayadeen correspondent added.

As the developments were taking place, Turkish-backed factions were fighting in various regions of the cities north of Aleppo, northern Syria.

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