Published December 09,2024
Subscribe
Syrians who sought refuge in Türkiye in the course of the civil battle of their house nation have began returning to Syria following the autumn of the 61-year-old Baath regime.
At the Cilvegozu Border Gate in Hatay, southeastern province of Türkiye, Syrians lined up on the border gate in Reyhanli on Monday morning, ready for customs procedures.
To stop overcrowding, gendarmerie groups arrange a separate management level about 5 kilometers (3.1 miles) from the border.
After checks at this level, Syrians deemed eligible for crossing have been directed to the Cilvegozu Border Gate.
Adem Muhammed Zin, a Syrian nationwide, instructed Anadolu that he was on his method to Damascus, his hometown.
He expressed his pleasure on the liberation of his nation after a few years: “Thank God, our way is open, Assad is gone, and the war is over. I’ve been in Istanbul for 10 years. May God bless the Turks, they helped us a lot.”
Ali Hasiko, who has been ready for 12 years to return to his hometown of Hama, additionally thanked Türkiye: “I thank Türkiye for opening its doors to us.”
Ibrahim Al Muta, who was ready along with his household of six to go to Hama, mentioned that that they had been in Türkiye for almost 11 years. “Thank God, the war is over. Türkiye is wonderful, but our homeland is Syria,” he mentioned.
Hana Hasiko, who was together with her kids and grandchildren, mentioned that Türkiye and Syria are like siblings: “We thank you for everything; now we are going home.”
Source: www.anews.com.tr