France: International coalition opposed a cautious withdrawal from tenderness

France: International coalition opposed a cautious withdrawal from tenderness



Thursday, November 16,

Alsumaria News / Baghdad
The French army announced Thursday that the international coalition against the organization "Daash" in Syria and Iraq , opposed an agreement that allowed the militants to withdraw from their former stronghold in Syria, the city of Al-Rigga.

French army spokesman Patrick Staeger said the coalition was also unable to launch air strikes against "dodgers," because they had fled among civilians.

According to media reports a few days ago, about 4 thousand gunmen, including hundreds of foreigners, left the tenderness under the agreement and spread through Syria and even Turkey.

Ankara said on Tuesday it had "been horrified" by the Pentagon's position on the deal between Syria's democratic forces, a coalition backed by Washington and Kurdish and Arab factions, and a "preacher" organization.

"The coalition was not in agreement with this agreement, which allowed a terrorist to escape without being pursued," said Staeger, who told reporters in a weekly statement: "Unmanned aircraft were monitoring the convoy but the terrorists were in the middle of the population, preventing air strikes."

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