A decision to reduce the number of regime militia members who take part in patrols in Deir Ezzor

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DeirEzzor24 exclusive report:

The head of the Deir Ezzor Mini Security Committee, Brigadier General Anwar Dayoub, issued a decision stipulating a reduction in the number of some militia members in Deir Ezzor.

The decision emphasized reducing the number of members of the National Defense Militia and the Aswad al-Sharqiya militia participating in the joint patrols to only 10 members, in order to avoid clashes with the rest of the participating formations.

The decision also stipulated reducing the number of Al-Qatarji militia members to 5 members, who will be selected through recruitment due to the lack of military identification documents for Al-Qatarji members.

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