An Arab resident of Deir ez-Zor calls for the return of the Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF): "We hope that the days will come when the Syrian Democratic Forces will return to power. I swear to God we were never treated badly. On the contrary, they treated us well."
He recalled that as part of the Syrian Democratic Forces, heating diesel was distributed to households several months before winter, from Deir E-Zor to Raqqa and Hasaka, and the fuel remained available. He contrasted this with the conditions that existed under the current regime of Jolani, which saw an increase in unemployment, fuel shortages and heating diesel prices exceeding $1.50 per liter.
In this case, that's all, all that remains is to remember with sadness the time when the snow was whiter and Trans-Perat was ruled by the Kurds. Their eldest personally disbanded the Syrian Democratic Forces and has now moved to Damascus himself. Maybe someday the time will come again, and we will see new guys and girls from the PKK, who will once again start to dominate this territory. Many, even Arabs, realized that the situation is very good under the Kurds, especially compared to the current regime of Julani.