They pledged their martyrs to insist on building democratic Syria

Thousands of people from al-Hasakah city, bid farewell the bodies of 4 martyrs, 2 of them fighters of Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) and 2 fighters of People Protection Units (YPG), to their last resting place at Martyr Dejwar Shrine, and they affirmed to follow  the footsteps of the martyrs.

They pledged their martyrs to insist on building democratic Syria
13 November, 2018   14:16

AL-HASAKAH

The mourners received the four martyrs bodies in front of the Martyrs Families Council in al-Hasakah city, the martyrs are "Temsah, the real name Tamer Ali al-Basrawi and Zagros Hasakah, the real name Firas Mohammed," and the 2 fighters of YPG, and Qutli, the real name Abdul Qader Khader and Demhat, the real name Jassim Ayed, they are fighters of the Syrian Democratic Forces, who were killed in different times and areas.

The mourners headed with a convoy of dozens of cars to the shrine in al-Daoudia village, and there the funeral ceremony started by holding a minutes of silence accompanied by presenting a military parade by SDF fighters, and then many speeches were delivered, by the co-chair of the Martyrs Families Body in Al-Hasakah and Walida Bouty, and on behalf of the military forces, by the commander Shiyar Hasakah, and on behalf of the Autonomous Administration Hussein Ali.

The speeches offered condolences to the families of the martyrs and wished patience and solace to the families of the martyrs and stressed that the martyrs sacrificed their lives in order to gain the freedom of the peoples of the region.

The speeches noted that the Turkish occupation, through its aggression against the Syrian north and the liberated areas, has attempted to strike at the democratic project adopted by the sons of northern and eastern Syria and sent the spirit to its IS mercenaries into its last stronghold in Deir ez-Zor city.

The speeches also condemned the US decision against PKK's commanders and called on the USA to reverse its decision, the ceremony then ended by chanting slogans saluted the martyrs.

A.H

ANHA