A swap deal occurred in Zabadani in Damascus countryside as the terrorists agreed on releasing a Syrian army officer and handing over a Hezbollah martyr’s body in return for receiving an injured militant and seven corpses.

Well-informed sourced told Al-Manar that a new swap deal occurred in Zabadani in Damascus countryside as the terrorists agreed on releasing a Syrian army officer and handing over a Hezbollah martyr's body in return for receiving an injured militant that belongs to "ahrar al-Sham" and seven corpses.

Regarding the situation in Madaya, the sources added that the Red Cross demanded formally that the militants in the town let it treat the patients and those who were affected by the "famine" outside the town and that, ironically, such severe cases were not found, what contradicts the allegations set by Hezbollah foes who promoted that the Resistance's military actions in Zabadani led to a large scale case of starvation in the town.

The proved facts showed clearly how the militants confiscated all the medical and food stuffs which were moved to the city by the Syrian government and the international agencies before they sold them to the locals at extremely high prices.