Al-Karama martyrs' families: We will continue struggle until victory

AL-RAQQA

The Martyrs' Families Council announced at the funeral ceremony of the martyr of the Internal Security Forces to his last resting place the record of 14 other martyrs martyred during the fight against IS within the final stage of al-Jazeera Tempest campaign of the battle to defeat terrorism.

The Martyrs' Families Council with the members of the Internal Security Forces and the institutions of al-Karama area in the rural areas of al-Raqqa presented the duty of condolence to the families of the 14 martyrs, who are,

Abdel Rahman Abdel Razzaq al-Nasir whose nom de guerre is "Abbas,"

Ahmad Jas al-Ganim whose nom de guerre is "Zagrous,"

Basil Abdullah al-Nahar; the nom de guerre is "Dogan,"

Oday Abdullah al-Wahid; the nom de guerre is "Rasho al-Karama,"

Musa Ibrahim al-Shawan; the nom de guerre is "Shyar,"

Assaf Musa al-Khalifa; the nom de guerre is "Leshgar,"

Fawaz Meheidi al-Kallah; the nom de guerre is "Judy,"

Abed Ibrahim Alaf; the nom de guerre is "Dejwar,"

Mahmoud Seud al-Ghanem, the nom de guerre is "Seif,"

Khalil Musa al-Terad; the nom de guerre is "Resho,"

Salem Suleiman; the nom de guerre is "Salem Tabqa,"

Ali Suweidan; the nom de guerre is "Ali,"

Hussein al-Abdullah; the nom de guerre is "Hussein" and the martyr Hamid Agili whose nom de guerre is "Abu Agid."

During the condolences, the people affirmed that the martyrs are the symbol of freedom for their people. They are the ones who achieve security and a decent life for them. The martyrs' families pledged to continue their struggle until victory would be achieved and they reach the goals for which their sons were martyred and they will continue fighting against terrorism.

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ANHA