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Millions of Syrian  childrenclosefallhometownsironmostlyrebelsrefugeesreturnsstability could soon go home. They are waiting to see what happens in Syria following the  childrenclosefallhometownsironmostlyrebelsrefugeesreturnsstability of the country's former president Bashar al-Assad. He ruled Syria with an  childrenclosefallhometownsironmostlyrebelsrefugeesreturnsstability fist for 24 years. After  childrenclosefallhometownsironmostlyrebelsrefugeesreturnsstability took control of parts of Syria on the 6th of December, thousands of refugees in Turkey, Jordan, Lebanon, Iraq and Egypt started returning to their  childrenclosefallhometownsironmostlyrebelsrefugeesreturnsstability. The United Nations believes there are  childrenclosefallhometownsironmostlyrebelsrefugeesreturnsstability to 5 million refugees in countries that border Syria. Of these, two million are school-aged  childrenclosefallhometownsironmostlyrebelsrefugeesreturnsstability. An additional 1.3 million refugees are living in other countries,  childrenclosefallhometownsironmostlyrebelsrefugeesreturnsstability in Europe. Turkey's president said: "As Syria gains more  childrenclosefallhometownsironmostlyrebelsrefugeesreturnsstability, God willing, voluntary, safe… childrenclosefallhometownsironmostlyrebelsrefugeesreturnsstability will increase."