Dozens join the settlement process in Deir Ezzor and Aleppo despite obstacles by US-backed SDF militia, Turkish-linked terrorists

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The all-out settlement process in Deir Ezzor and Aleppo continues as dozens more wanted people and military service deserters are seeking to settle their status despite difficult weather conditions and obstacles created by the US-backed SDF militia and the Turkish-linked terror groups to prevent the citizens from joining the settlement process.

The Al-Amel settlement center in Deir Ezzor as well as the settlement centers of Deir Hafer and Tal Ern in Aleppo countryside today witnessed settling the status of many wanted people.

Many of those who settle their status said that the settlement process has provided them with an opportunity to return to normal life, pointing out that they were encouraged by their fellow citizens who had joined this process. Some of them said that they will return to their towns and resume their agricultural works and some other said that they will rejoin the Syrian Arab Army.

 Hamda Mustafa

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