The settlement centers continue to operate in Deir Ezzor, Aleppo and Raqqa

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The city of Deir Ezzor and the centers of al-Sabkha, Hayyan and Tal Aran in the countryside of Raqqa and Aleppo, respectively, continue the settlement process, which includes wanted civilians and fleeing military personnel and those who have failed the mandatory and reserve services.

The settlement center in Deir Ezzor continues to receive those covered by the settlement in preparation for their return to their normal lives in their areas, among their families and with their comrades in the ranks of the Syrian Arab Army.

 

The settlement is an opportunity for everyone who was deceived to return to the path of truth and join the ranks of the Syrian Arab Army to perform reserve service.

In Raqqa, Al-Sabkhah Center in the eastern countryside receives numbers of people wishing to settle their status. The settlement committee, concerned with cooperation with dignitaries and the competent authorities, continues its work to settle the status of all the wanted persons who wish to return to the path of righteousness and participate in rebuilding what was destroyed by the aggressive war on Syria.

The settlement-concerned committees continue their work in the centers of Tal Aran and Hayyan in the countryside of Aleppo as numbers of wanted persons arrive at the two centers and complete their status settlement amid simplified procedures.

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