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Activists from Deir Ezzor called for demonstrations in east of the Euphrates areas in response to the Assad’s regime farce elections.

The activists called the residents of the towns of al-Azbah and Mu’ayzilah in the northern Deir Ezzor countryside to demonstrate on Friday after the Jum’a prayers to reject the farce elections Bashar al-Assad organizes in amidst Assad’s supporters celebrating the elections in the Assad forces-controlled areas of Deir Ezzor.

Activists and people from the area are preparing hard for the expected demonstrations on Friday.

Tags: Al-AzbahAssad regimeDemonstrationsMu’ayzilahPresidential elections
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