Despite obstacles by the SDF separatist militia, dozens of wanted persons join the settlement process in Raqqa

The settlement process in Raqqa continues for the 23rd day as more wanted people and military service deserters join the process on a daily basis.

Dozens of wanted citizens, who were involved in events in Syria but don’t have blood on their hands, visited the a settlement center, established in the town of Al-Sabkha in Raqqa, to settle their status despite the obstacles placed by the US-backed Syrian Democratic Force (SDF) separatist militia that aim at preventing the citizens from joining the settlement process.

 Meanwhile in the town of Kisweh and its vicinity, Damascus countryside, the settlement process was extended to provide further opportunity to misled persons to join the settlement agreement proposed by state to restore normal life in these area.

“All wanted and misled persons are invited to join the settlement process and reintegrate into the society to continue their lives normally under the umbrella of the homeland,”  head of the reconciliation committee in Damascus Countryside Mansour Al-Nader said.

On his part, Ahmad Al-Dhaher, one of the persons who settled their status, told SANA that he will join the Syrian Army ranks, sending a message to his fellow citizens to immediately hurry to settle their status and join the ranks of the Syrian Arab Army.

“The settlement process has contributed to the psychological and social stability of the wanted persons and their families and enabled them to return to normal life,” some other citizens said, noting the State’s credibility as regards to completing all the settlement initiatives in several provinces.

Moreover, hundreds of wanted persons visited the settlement centers in Deir Ezzor and Aleppo countryside to settle their status within an all-out settlement process initiated by the state to restore security and stability in the areas liberated from terrorism.

Hamda Mustafa