syriancivilwar

Highlights

• Following a military escalation and a series of local reconciliation agreements, the Government of Syria (GoS) have taken control of eastern rural Dar’a, including the Nasib border crossing. This has triggered the return movement or onward displacement of most IDPs that had previously settled in the Nasib border area.
• Despite the return of tens of thousands of IDPs, it is estimated that up to 234,500 people remain displaced across south-west Syria. Some 70 per cent of them, around 160,000 people, are currently located in Quneitra, some in close proximity to the Golan area, with limited access to humanitarian assistance.
• The United Nations and humanitarian partners have mobilized a response, both cross-border and from within Syria, reaching tens of thousands of people with critical life-saving assistance. A further scale-up of assistance is needed to support populations in need across the whole affected area.
• The UN and partners require a total of $84.8 million to support 300,000 affected people with protection and assistance across south-west Syria.

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