Local sources reported that "Men of Dignity" movement carried out a campaign of raids in As-Suwayda governorate in southern Syria, during which it arrested gang members, in conjunction with the redeployment of its fighters in the vicinity of Attil town, after local armed groups affiliated with the regime's military intelligence cut off Damascus-Suwayda road in Attil town.

A group affiliated with the movement came under fire from a group affiliated with the regime's military intelligence, while it was conducting mobile patrols in the city of As-Suwayda, to secure an alternative route to Damascus that passes through Qanawat and Salim towns.

According to the sources, the movement was satisfied with imposing a security cordon around some of the sites, as it adhered to the conditions previously announced, which consist in handing over members of the security gangs themselves, holding them judicially accountable, or deporting them outside the governorate, according to what was reported by the local "Suwayda 24" website.

According to Al Sharq Syria website, multiple social mediations intervened to find solutions that end the current crisis, and the notables of Attil town affirmed their rejection of the violations of Raji Falhout and his group close to the Syrian regime’s intelligence, but the movement rejected any solutions that do not meet its conditions.