DAMASCUS, Feb. 28 (Xinhua) -- The Syrian Foreign Ministry on Thursday urged the displaced Syrians in the Rukban camp in southern Syria to return to their homes, according to the state news agency SANA.

The ministry said the Syrian government will provide all facilitations for the people to leave Rukban and return to their villages and areas.

It renewed accusation of the U.S. forces in the al-Tanf area near the camp of being behind the "humanitarian catastrophe" the people in al-Rukban are suffering.

A day earlier, a Syrian-Russian joint coordination committee demanded in a statement Wednesday the U.S. forces to withdraw from Syria.

The Joint Coordination Committee for Return of Syrian Refugees said in a statement that the U.S. must withdraw its forces, which are illegally present on Syrian soil.

The Syrian government in coordination with the Russian side will organize humanitarian convoys as of the beginning of March to help return the displaced Syrians in the Rukban camp in southeastern Syria to their areas, said the statement.

The U.S. forces in the al-Tanf area are preventing aid convoys from reaching the camp, which is controlled by the rebels near the Syrian-Jordanian border, it said.

The humanitarian convoys would reach the area in coordination with the UN, the statement added.

The Syrian and Russian sides opened two humanitarian corridors near al-Tanf for the evacuation of people from al-Rukban on Feb. 19.

The statement charged that the U.S. forces in al-Tanf were preventing the people from leaving the camp.

The Rukban camp is home to 50,000 displaced Syrians, who are suffering from the harsh humanitarian situation because of the cold weather and lack of supplies.