The Syrian government is actively restoring an infrastructure in the city of Deir Ezzor. The video below shows the resotration of the roads in the city. Deir Ezzor was fully liberated from ISIS in November 2017 following a 4-year long battle with the terrorist group. MORE DETAILS
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Great. If they’re working on the roads, then they’re probably fixing or replacing the damaged bridges.
Good news. All such work costs a lot of money.
Whereas in Raqqa there is little or no reconstruction being done. The US never does repair what she destroys unless there is a big paycheck for US companies :)
And in Britain many minor roads are full of potholes but the Government does have millions of £’s to spend on lambasting Russia and building aircraft carriers with no planes for years that are no more than cruise ships for the crews.
Have you heard? It is so bad in Raqqa right now that the civilians are revolting against the American control…. It does show how people are not stupid and basically realize now that they have changed nothing in Raqqa from US – ISIS forces to US- Kurd forces! Same monsters just under a different title!
Yes and the one positive side to this tragedy is that those Syrians who ‘thought the Grass would be greener’, are now increasingly happy to support the elected Syrian Government.
Yeah Bashar have never even got the chances to work on something before regime change op hit Syria. We hold on his promise that it’s up to Syrians to decide.
South of Raqqa U.S. forces are being chewed-up by ISIS. U.S. builds Disnyland forts in Manjib.
It is great to see some re construction work going on in. No doubt labor cost are much lower in Syria, because people need a job and a govt contract. :)
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commie, also SF informed about similar acivities of ynaks, sdf in raqqa like these in DEZ.
commies are liers :DDDDD
A year later there is much progress in Raqqah. Services restored. A large bridge over the river reopened, electricity and water available again and civilians fleeing from Deiri cs towards SDF region. On Assadistan side, no reconstruction at all in co untryside. Other side, many irrigation channels unclogged, farming supported.
What a great moment it was DeZ got liberated after years of siege by the demons of IS. Now the people are living their normal life while the city is getting restored. Beautifull!
It won’t be normal for a few years yet.
that was a great victory in DEZ. RIP general Issam Zahreddine.
The man who most embodied the courageous spirit of Syrian resistance. Oh, and Bashar al Assad too, driving around Ghouta in a Honda Civic.
Great news, congratulation to Syria government and whomever is putting money for this reconstruction.