About 15000 conscripts of the Batch 102 will be demobilized after the dissidence, death and injury of tens of thousands of them in the past years

The Syrian Observatory for Human Rights obtained information from a number of reliable sources, that the number of the Batch 102 conscripts in the regime forces, who have been kept, an who will be demobilized, reached about 15000 conscripts, of who are expected to be demobilized from the compulsory military service in the ranks of the regime forces, in early June 2018, and the reliable sources confirmed to the SOHR that tens of thousands of the member of this Batch of who were recruited in the conscription service of the regime forces in 2010, were killed and injured, while thousands others dissent from them, during the Syrian revolution, and most of them joined the ranks of the rebel and Islamic factions in the Syrian Opposition.

The Syrian Observatory for Human Rights published in the past few hours, that the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights monitored the Syrian regime’s authorities issuing a decision to demobilize the 102nd batch of those who were recruited in the conscription service of the regime forces in 2010, where they were supposed to be released from service back in early 2012, but the regime forces deliberately kept them on duty for about 6.5 years of service in addition to their official service time in the army of the regime, using them in the clashes and military operations carried out in the Syrian territory, by which the regime forces managed to regain control of tens of thousands of square kilometers, after previous losing to the opposition and Islamic factions and the “Islamic State” organization, extended their control to about 111460 km² of Syrian territory, which is about 60.5% of the area of the Syrian geography, where this batch –which is scheduled to start demobilization next week– witnessed the killing and wounding of hundreds of those who were enrolled in it, during its participating in the clashes that took place between the regime forces and militiamen loyal to them of Syrian and non-Syrian nationalities against the rebel and Islamic factions and the “Islamic State” organization, in many Syrian provinces.