Al-Tabqa deposits 2 martyrs on 1st anniversary of "Euphrates Wrath" arrival

AL-TABQA

In conjunction with the first anniversary of the arrival of Euphrates Wrath campaign to al-Tabqa city in April of last year, al-Tabqa is still present more martyrs, where the Martyrs shrine in al-Tabqa on Saturday received the bodies of two martyrs of Internal Security Forces amid cheers of dozens of people of the al-Tabqa city and its countryside glorifying Martyr and show his greatness.

The martyrs motorcade of the martyrs Hasan al-Junaid, the movement name Hasan, and the martyr Abdul-Jabbar al-Afarah, the movement name Abdul-Jabbar from al-Tabqa 's national hospital, with the participation of dozens of people from al-Tabqa, al-Jarniah and al-Mansoura and its countryside were raised with high voices, "In spirit, in blood we redeem you, martyr"

When the procession arrived at the martyrs' shrine after passing the streets of al-Tabqa, the ceremony started with a minute of silence that coincided with a military parade of Internal Security Forces.

During the ceremony, a number of speeches were made on the behalf of Internal Security Forces in al-Tabqa presented by the co-chair of al-Tabqa's Internal Committee Mazloum Omar who stressed during his speech that the policies of foreign countries would not change Syria's domestic policy.

In his speech, Omar stressed that the summit meeting held in Ankara and the conclusions reached "are not concerned with them, neither near nor far, and what they plan within their interests will not change our goals or our policies."

At the end of his speech, Omar pledged on behalf of Internal Security Forces the complete readiness to defend the land and the gains of people in any place and at any time.

On behalf of the democratic civil administration of al-Tabqa, the co-chair of the legislative council in al-Tabqa, Roshen Hami, went on to "express my deepest condolences to the martyrs."

"Everyone should know that victory will be our ally, and what happened in Afrin has not ended and will not end, the resistance in North Syria is continuing in the face of any external aggression threatens the people's lives," she added.

The words concluded with "the deepest condolences and appreciation to the martyrs who sacrificed their most precious possessions for freedom and democracy" by the administrator in the committee of martyr's families in al-Tabqa city Amina Abdul Razak.

The ceremony ended with the handover of the martyrs 'documents to their families by a member of the committee of martyrs' families in al-Tabqa, Fatima Ali, coinciding with the attendance of the funeral prayer before the two bodies were buried in the Martyrs' shrine in al-Tabqa.

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ANHA