YPG: In martyr Taha, we remember all martyrs who fought against occupation, colonization

The People Protection Units (YPG) revealed the record of the fighter Taha Afrin, who was martyred during his participation in an operation against one of the headquarters of the Turkish occupation in Afrin, and the People Protection Units said that in the martyr Taha, they remember all the martyrs who fought against occupation and colonialism.

YPG: In martyr Taha, we remember all martyrs who fought against occupation, colonization
8 December, 2018   10:20

NEWS DESK

The Media Center of the People Protection Units has issued a statement to the public opinion, which revealed the record of the fighter Taha Afrin, who was martyred during his participation in one of the operations against the headquarters of the Turkish occupation in Afrin.

The text of the statement:

"We mentioned in a previous statement on 7 December that one of our fighters martyred in the clashes that took place as our units were conducting a military operation against the headquarters of the Turkish occupation in Afrin.

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Nom de guerre: Taha Afrin

Name and surname: Taha Keto

Mother's name: Fidan

Father's Name: Mohammed

Place of birth: Afrin

Place and date of martyrdom: Afrin, 5 December, 2018

Our fighter Taha was born within a patriotic family from the village of Bina in ​​Şêrawa district in Afrin. Taha grew up in the area where the Kurdistan Freedom Movement advanced and with the beginning of Rojava revolution of Kurdistan, he joined the ranks of our revolutionary forces in order to protect the gains of the Kurdish people. And due to the occupation and barbaric attacks against Afrin where he grew up, he decided to join the ranks of the People Protection Units and began his struggle, with his revolutionary personality and experience gained, he has always taken his position in the frontlines of the fight.

In the personality of the fighter Taha we commemorate all the martyrs who fought against occupation and colonialism with all respect and honor, and we present condolences to the family of Taha and all our patriotic people. "

ANHA