Dozens Join The Settlement Process in Deir Ezzor, Raqqa and Aleppo

The process of settling the status of wanted civilians and soldiers has been continuous in the settlement centers established for this purpose in the governorates of Deir ez-Zor, Raqqa and Aleppo.  The settlement process has been witnessing great satisfaction among the people for the return of their sons to their normal lives in their areas, and among their comrades in the ranks of the Syrian Arab Army.

In the worker’s hall in  Deir Ezzor, dozens of wanted persons have settled their status today, Thursday, the 17th of February 2022 despite the measures taken by the SDF Militia in the areas of deployment of this militia to prevent residents of the Jazeera region from reaching settlement centers.

Jazeera residents said they suffered a lot before they could reach the settlement centers after the SDF Militia prevented them from crossing towards the centers several times, expressing their happiness and satisfaction at their return to their homes and villages to lead their normal lives back again.

3,553 wanted persons joined the ongoing settlement process in the town of Al-Sabkhah in the eastern countryside of Raqqa on the 34th day of launch of the process, within a positive atmosphere of relief amongst the people and their sons as some of whom insisted on coming and defying the obstacles of the SDF Militia and the terrorist organizations supported by the American and Turkish occupation forces in some areas of the Syrian Jazeera region.

Aleppo’s Maskana Center of the settlement process in the eastern countryside received today dozens of people wishing to regularize their status, as a number of them expressed that they are satisfied with the settlement process, and today they are turning a difficult and long page by returning to the right path and practicing their daily work and life in their society freely and in cooperation with the concerned authorities and in the ranks of the army to practice their national duty and preserve their country, land, and the future of their children and families.