More wanted people and military service deserters join settlement process in Raqqa despite obstacles created by the SDF militia

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The settlement center in the town of Al-Sabkha in Raqqa eastern countryside continued on Saturday to receive the military service deserters as well as the wanted citizens willing to join the settlement process to settle their status.

The process continued for the 17th consecutive day despite the many obstacles created by the US-backed “Syrian Democratic Forces” (SDF) separatist militia with the aim of preventing the wanted people to join the settlement process.

Meanwhile in Daraa, the settlement process continued at the Qaser Al-Houriyat center in downtown Daraa for the 3rd consecutive day in accordance with the settlement agreement proposed by the Syrian State to restore security and stability to the entire province.

On Friday, authorities extended the settlement period for two extra days due to notable turnout by citizens who want to settle their status and return to normal life.

Hamda Mustafa

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