Two Bangladeshi girls, 3, fused with skulls, were successfully separated after a 30-hour operation.

Rabeya and Rukaya, were in a stable condition after the 30-hour procedure ended on Friday at a military hospital in Dhaka, the Bangladeshi capital, NY Post reported.

According to the source, the separation process dubbed “Operation Freedom” was a cooperative effort between doctors from both countries.

After the surgical intervention that took place the day before at a military hospital in Dhaka, the condition of the girls is assessed as stable.

Three surgeries were required to separate the twins. The internal cerebral vein was separated in Dhaka last year, and the twins were implanted with a special system for expanding soft tissues at the beginning of this year in Budapest.