Mazloum Abdi meets with committee representing families of prisoners and missing one

The Commander-in-Chief of the Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF), Mazloum Abdi, met today with a committee representing the families of prisoners and missing persons. He emphasized that the issue of prisoners and missing persons from the recent battles is a central component of the integration process under the January 29 agreement, given its direct and positive impact on implementation.

Abdi explained that he had been officially informed of the existence of 1,070 prisoners in Syrian prisons, including both civilians and military personnel. He stressed that this issue is a top priority and cannot be compromised under any circumstances, according to the SDF website.

He added that intensive efforts are continuing to address the issue according to a specific timeline, noting that the prisoners will be returned to their families in the coming period. He also indicated that a number of prisoners from both sides have been released in recent days as part of the practical steps taken to resolve the issue.

The commander-in-chief of the Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) emphasized that the issue of prisoners is a fundamental commitment within the agreement, noting that the Syrian president affirmed this commitment and the importance of its implementation upon signing the agreement. He also pointed out that the plan to release detainees held in prisons in northern and eastern Syria continues as part of the prison rehabilitation and reform program.

Mazloum Abdi emphasized the heroic role of the captured fighters, stressing that their sacrifices and perseverance in battles were crucial in protecting civilians. He also emphasized the importance of their return to their families to resume their lives and contribute to building a secure future.

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ANHA