Another convoy of displaced families returns to Sari Kani

The convoy marks the third one to return to their original areas since August.

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Around 6,500 displaced people to return to Sari Kani next week

On August 10, the first convoy of around 400 displaced families left Hasaka’s Washokani camp to return to their areas after seven years of displacement. The returnees were confronted by a group of armed men shortly after arriving, leaving several people injured and leading to the suspension of the return process.

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SDF chief says ‘solutions’ reached with Damascus on Hasaka security issues

The Rojava-based Hawar News (ANHA) further reported that the discussions also addressed “the attacks that targeted civilians displaced from Ras al-Ayn [Sari Kani] who recently returned to their city.”

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Return of Kurds to Sari Kani suspended after attacks on returnees

Returns will remain halted “until minimum security, legal, and practical conditions and guarantees are provided to protect returning civilians and ensure their safety and the protection of their property,” the committee said. 

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Another 400 IDP families set to return to Rojava’s Sari Kani

“Preparations for the launch of the first convoy of families from Ras al-Ayn [Sari Kani], comprising more than 400 families from the Washokani camp in Hasaka, heading towards the city of Ras al-Ain and its villages after seven years of displacement,” Syria’s state-run Al Ikhbariya said, citing its reporter.

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