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Most of the jihadists fled to Qalamoun after they were holed up at the outskirts of north-eastern Lebanon after the Lebanese army launched an offensive on the area.
The Britain-based Syrian Observatory for Human Rights said that 30 buses and ambulances carrying the militants and their families left the passageway of Sheikh Ali, at the outskirts of western Qalamoun towards Deir al-Zour.
The militants include 25 who were injured in the latest battles with the Lebanese army.
This deal means that the Syrian regime and their allies have cleared most of the areas near the Syrian-Lebanese border, according to a Hezbollah source based in the area.
In return, Islamic State will hand over the bodies of Hezbollah fighters who were killed in Syria.
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The Britain-based Syrian Observatory for Human Rights said that 30 buses and ambulances carrying the militants and their families left the passageway of Sheikh Ali, at the outskirts of western Qalamoun towards Deir al-Zour.
The militants include 25 who were injured in the latest battles with the Lebanese army.
This deal means that the Syrian regime and their allies have cleared most of the areas near the Syrian-Lebanese border, according to a Hezbollah source based in the area.
In return, Islamic State will hand over the bodies of Hezbollah fighters who were killed in Syria.
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