Syria's government offensive to retake the province of Daraa from insurgents, which began on June 19, has displaced some 330,000 people, many of them heading to the border with Jordan that refused to allow refugees to cross. The fighting in the border area stopped on Friday under a Russian-mediated surrender deal.
The return to areas now controlled by the government came after Syrian troops regained control of the Naseeb border crossing with Jordan. Most Syrians displaced by recent fighting stranded at the border with Jordan in the country's south have returned to their homes, a U.N. official.
Once the flow of money ended, peace is coming back, unless it is refueled again.
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