Photos Show Displaced Syrian Families Returning to Damaged Homes After Seven Years
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Photos show displaced Syrian families returning to damaged homes after seven years
AL-ARISHA, Syria (AP) — After seven years of displacement, around 450 Kurdish and Arab families left the al-Talayi camp in the Syrian city of Hassakeh on Tuesday to return to Syria’s Ras al-Ayn countryside.
A return convoy of some 385 families from Al-Ta ' a ' ah camp in Hasakeh was launched into their areas of origin in the direction of Ra ' s al-Ayn countryside.
After seven years of displacement caused by the Turkish military invasion, hundreds of Kurdish and Arab families have returned from the "Al-Tala'e" camp in Hasakah to their hometown on the outskirts of the city of Ras al-Ain in northeastern Syria. The return was made following an agreement between the Damascus government and the Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF), but it faces challenges such as destroyed houses, lack of basic services, and civil co…
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