Notables of Deir ez-Zor: "Settlements" are a trick to throw young men into battles

Sheikhs and dignitaries of clans in the eastern countryside of Deir ez-Zor affirmed that the issue of "Settlements" promoted by the Damascus government in its areas is a way to prolong the Syrian crisis through adherence to one-party mentality and non-acceptance of the other party and the democratic model.

24 December, 2021 06:04

NEWS DESK - Deir ez-Zor

Since the beginning of last November, the Damascus government began promoting so-called “settlements” in Deir ez-Zor, calling for those who left to escape its brutality to be subjected to it again in a different scenario, as it did in Daraa and other Syrian cities and regions, but all of them failed. Where It plunged all those it subjected to "compromise" in its war with mercenaries in various Syrian geography within the so-called "Fifth Corps".

The official spokesman for the Al-Bukamal clan council, Salah Al-Salman, during a meeting with ANHA, confirmed that "the settlements carried out by the Damascus government have negative repercussions on the real political settlement. We see it as an obstacle to finding a Syrian solution that ends the crisis that has been going on for more than 10 years."

Salah al-Salman explained, "We know that these settlements were nothing but flimsy plans in several Syrian governorates, all of which failed, and its only approach to these settlements was to create a state of fear and confusion among the people of the region, prolong the Syrian crisis, destroy the region's economy, and prove lack of seriousness to solve internal problems

For his part, Theeb Khalif Daoud notable of Al -Marsum clan in the town of Al-Baghouz confirmed that "the settlement is a trick by the Damascus government to recruit them into its wars with mercenaries in various Syrian geography, it is a ploy by the Damascus government to lure NE Syria's people to disperse their ideas and discredit the military and political leadership.
In the same context, Hawas Al-Jassem, representative of the Al-Hassoun clans, in the town of Al-Baghouz, stressed that "what Damascus government calls reconciliations is nothing but a means of putting pressure on the people of the region fleeing mainly from the brutality of Damascus government's army, it is useless ."

The dignitaries and sheikhs also stressed the necessity of recognizing the Autonomous Administration as a democratic project and Damascus government must be convinced that the central mentality and policy of marginalization prevailing before 2011 won't return, after peoples tasted the true freedom.
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