Thousands join settlement process in Deir Ezzour and Raqqa despite the SDF militia’s oppressive measures

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DEIR EZZOUR/ RAQQA , Jan.25, (ST)-Within the framework of efforts being exerted by the state to consolidate security and stability in the areas that have been liberated from terrorism, the process of settlement continues in the city of Deir Ezzour and in Al-Sabkha center in Raqqa countryside where the status of thousands of wanted people and military service deserters were settled. 
 
Sheikh Faisal Al-Obidi declared that the big turnout to settlement centers despite the oppressive and suppressive measures of the US-backed “Syrian Democratic Forces” militia  reflects the will of the people, who live in SDF militia- held areas  in the Syrian Al-Jazeera region, to return to normal life. 
 
For his part, Sheikh Ahmad Al-Shommari called on the people of Deir Ezzour province, who are included in the settlement,  to joint the settlement process as soon as possible.
 
Abboud Jadaan Al-Ali settled his status in 10 minutes and returned to his house in Mrat town, while Khattab Al-Hassan joined the Syrian army after he settled his status. 
 
The process of settlement will continue in the coming days in Deir Ezzour and Raqqa provinces to provide an opportunity for all those wishing to settle their situation.
 
Basma Qaddour
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