Security threats and worsening living conditions drive youth to abandon Quneitra ...Syria

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Enab Baladi – Quneitra “If we had known that things would get worse, we would have taken green buses to the north,” said Bilal al-Nuaimi. Al-Nuaimi told Enab Baladi that many young people regretted staying in Syria’s southwestern Quneitra governorate—re-controlled by the Russian-allied Syrian regime under a “settlement agreement” in mid-2018—due to the worsening living conditions and poor security. Moreover, the Syrian regime continues to threaten Quenitra residents with military action, which triggered increasing waves of forced emigration. Al-Assad’s alleged victory disappoints many “They told me that I might die, be arrested, or injured during my escape journey,” said Nour al-Sa

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