Kobanî offered condolences to 3 martyrs' relatives

Hundreds of Kobanî people offered condolences duty to 3 martyrs' relatives who were bidden farewell on Tuesday to their last resting place in the Martyr Dejla Shrine in Kobanî city.

Kobanî offered condolences to 3 martyrs' relatives
Kobanî offered condolences to 3 martyrs' relatives
Kobanî offered condolences to 3 martyrs' relatives
Kobanî offered condolences to 3 martyrs' relatives
Kobanî offered condolences to 3 martyrs' relatives
Kobanî offered condolences to 3 martyrs' relatives
Kobanî offered condolences to 3 martyrs' relatives
Kobanî offered condolences to 3 martyrs' relatives
Kobanî offered condolences to 3 martyrs' relatives
Kobanî offered condolences to 3 martyrs' relatives
Kobanî offered condolences to 3 martyrs' relatives
Kobanî offered condolences to 3 martyrs' relatives
Kobanî offered condolences to 3 martyrs' relatives
Kobanî offered condolences to 3 martyrs' relatives
Kobanî offered condolences to 3 martyrs' relatives
Kobanî offered condolences to 3 martyrs' relatives
Kobanî offered condolences to 3 martyrs' relatives
5 September, 2018   12:47

KOBANÎ

Hundreds of Kobanî people gathered on Wednesday at the Martyr Agîd Square, raising the pictures of the martyrs and the leader of the Kurdish people Abdullah Ocalan and the flags of the Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF), the People and Women Protection Units (YPG and YPJ) in preparation for heading towards the tent of condolence of the martyrs.

As the residents arrived to the funeral tent, they held a minute of silence. Then, the administrator in Binder town Mahmoud Sheikh Mohammed, the fighter in SDF Kani Ahmed and the commander YPJ Zilan Raqqa delivered speeches, in which they offered condolences to the families of the martyrs.

The speeches offered condolences to the families of the martyrs, and stressed that thanks to the sacrifices of the martyrs, we live a free and dignified life, and we renew our promise to them and the people of Rojava to follow the footsteps of our martyrs until all the areas of Rojava would be liberated from terrorism and occupiers.

After that, the audience shook hands with the families of the martyrs and offered them warm condolences, and the funeral ceremony concluded.

A.H

ANHA