Remarkable Turnout at Deir Ezzor Settlement center

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In the worker’s hall in Deir Ezzor and the towns of al-Sabkha in Raqqa and Maskanah in Aleppo, the settlement process, which included wanted civilians and military personnel, whose hands were not stained with blood, continued, and tens of thousands joined it and returned to their normal lives.
 
Up till date, about 30,000 of the wanted civilians and military personnel who have fled and who have failed to serve the flag have joined the settlement process.
 
A number of clan elders and dignitaries confirmed in statements to the reporter that this settlement is a great and unprecedented occasion in terms of its comprehensiveness and its positive impact on the consolidation of security and safety in the region. The settlement process is an opportunity for everyone who was deceived to return to the homeland and contribute to its reconstruction as the homeland has always been the warm embrace of his children.
 
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