The status of dozens settled in Deir Ezzour and Raqqa

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Deir Ezzour- Raqqa (ST): The status of dozens of wanted civilians and fleeing military personnel who have failed the mandatory and reserve services has been settled in the settlement centers of  Deir Ezzour and Al-Sabkha in Raqqa countryside.

Kamal Al-Alawi, Amer Al-Asaad, Khalif Al-Hamid and Maysir Al-Awwad,  after settling their conditions at the settlement center in the Worker’s Hall in the city of Deir Ezzour, called on all those wanted to take advantage of this precious opportunity and settle their situations with ease, while Ali Tabar explained that he will join the ranks of the Syrian Arab Army and defend the homeland after his failure to perform compulsory service.
News reporters in Raqqa stated that the settlement center in the town of al-Sabkha witnessed the influx of dozens of people wishing to legalize their status, believing that the state is the only guarantor to bring back those who strayed to the right path.
K.Q.
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