Deir Ezzour settlement enters its 7th month

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On May 15th, a new batch of wanted persons joined the settlement process in Deir Ezzour which has entered its seventh month. 

Wanted civilians and military personnel who failed the military and reserve military services will be allowed to return to their normal lives in their areas. 

Shawqi Al-Shafi, Saeed Al-Mazal and Ali Al-Zubayr joined the settlement process in the Worker’s Hall in Deir Ezzour city and they said that the success of the settlements reinforced their conviction of the need to contribute to the consolidation of the state of security. 

In turn, Amir Al-Awaid explained that he will return to the path of righteousness and join the Syrian Arab Army, 

 

while Tha’ar al-Sweed drew attention to the state of trust between the government and these wanted persons who have  returned to their normal lives and cultivate their lands. 

In the countryside of Aleppo, the settlement centers in Tel Arn and Hayyan continued to receive those who joined the settlement for this day, as dozens of them joined to open a new page in their lives. 

The special authorities settled the conditions of a number of wanted persons in the settlement centers in the towns of al-Sabkha and DebsaiAfnan, as they immediately returned to their farms and villages and lead their normal lives.

 

O. al-Mohammad

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