Dozens of wanted men join the Deir Ezzor, Raqqa and Aleppo settlements

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Today, dozens of wanted persons joined the ongoing settlements in Deir ez-Zor, Raqqa and Aleppo, including a number of those who did not perform compulsory service, according to the settlement terms proposed by the state.

Zuhair Al-Obaid, Ramiz Al-Alewi and Omar Al-Masir told SANA reporter from the Sala Al-Amel Center in Deir Ezzor that the competent committees and dignitaries provided facilities to ensure the arrival of those covered by the settlement, especially those coming from the Syrian Jazeera region, to settle their conditions and return to their areas and their normal lives among their families.

Saad Al-Saleem pointed out that granting those who were behind in the military service and those fleeing from the reserve and compulsory services a sufficient period of time enabled him to settle his situation to join the ranks of the Syrian Arab Army, while Abdul Qahar Al-Hassan called on the wanted persons to break the obstacles and obstacles that prevent them from settling their situation and investing this precious opportunity.

In a statement to SANA reporter, a number of those whose status was settled in Tel Arn and Hayyan centers in Aleppo countryside expressed their satisfaction with the simplified procedures and cooperation between the people and the dignitaries of the regions, especially in the countryside where the SDF militia is spread, which reduces the impact of the obstacles that the militia places on the way of He wants to settle his situation.

In the Sabkha and Debsi Afnan centers in the countryside of Raqqa, SANA reporter reported that the settlement enabled thousands of Raqqa and Jazira residents to return to their areas and villages that had been liberated by the army and live in safety and security among their families after years of suffering during their presence in the areas of the spread of the SDF militia and terrorist organizations supported by the regime. Turkish.

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