Photos: Syrian refugees return to their ruined homes

Hundreds of Kurdish and Arab families returned to their hometown on the outskirts of Ras al-Ain in northeastern Syria, leaving the Al-Talae camp in Hasakah, seven years after being displaced by the Turkish military offensive. The return follows an agreement between the Damascus government and the Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF), but faces challenges including destroyed homes, lack of basic services, and property disputes.

After seven years of displacement caused by the Turkish military invasion, hundreds of Kurdish and Arab families returned to their hometown in the suburbs of Ras al-Ain, located in northeastern Syria, after leaving the "Al-Tala'e" camp in Hasakah. The return that was made following the agreement between the Damascus government and the Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF), but it is facing challenges such as destroyed houses, lack of basic services and civil disputes.