Local sources confirmed that Iran had failed to complete the implementation of the latest agreement for Daraa al-Balad, which called for the Central Committee to demand a safe route for the migration of the people of the region towards Turkey or Jordan.

Ahrar Houran gathering quoted the spokesman for the Central Committee in Daraa al-Balad, Adnan al-Masalmeh, as saying on Friday, September 3, that "Iran has thwarted what was reached in the agreement announced two days ago," stressing that it had reached a "deadlock with the regime."

Al-Masalma pointed out that the Central Committee "informed the Security Committee and the Russian side that the people of the besieged Daraa neighborhoods are unable to accept the conditions for handing over weapons, searching homes and coexisting with the presence of military checkpoints in their neighborhoods."

He added that the Central Committee asked the Security Committee and the Russian side to secure a safe route for the people of the besieged neighborhoods to go to Jordan or Turkey.

Ahrar Houran assembly quoted a dignitary from the city of Daraa as saying that the option of mass displacement is the only solution left for the people of the besieged areas in Daraa.

On the first of this September, the negotiating parties in Daraa, according to Radio Al-Kul, reached a new agreement on “a 3-day ceasefire, provided that forces affiliated with the Russian Military Police, accompanied by the 8th Brigade, enter to establish a temporary military point south of Daraa Al-Balad with the aim of establishing the ceasefire.”