Syria deliberates what to do with homes of former republican guard soldiers
Syria's new leadership has seized abandoned military housing lived in by former high-ranking Republican Guard soldiers who fled following the ousting of longtime ruler Bashar al-Assad, but questions remain over how to rehome large numbers of low-ranking soldiers who don't have the means to relocate themselves. FRANCE 24's Senior Reporter James Andre reports from Qudsayya in southern Syria.
Syria's new leadership has seized abandoned military housing lived in by former high-ranking Republican Guard soldiers who fled following the ousting of longtime ruler Bashar al-Assad, but questions remain over how to rehome large numbers of low-ranking soldiers who don't have the means to relocate themselves. FRANCE 24's Senior Reporter James Andre reports from Qudsayya in southern Syria.
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