With a calmer Syria, Hezbollah may reduce its fighters there
The leader of Lebanon's Hezbollah militia says his group may reduce the number of its fighters in Syria because of an easing of the conflict, particularly after a recent Russian-Turkey agreement that prevented an offensive on the last rebel stronghold.
Hassan Nasrallah on Wednesday welcomed the agreement but said Hezbollah won't be leaving Syria.
"The calm on the front lines may naturally affect the number of forces present" as responsibilities and threat levels change, Nasrallah said in a televised speech.
