Manbij bids martyr as he confronted Turkey's mercenaries farewell

The fighter Abram Manbij, the real name, Ahmad Muhammad Musa, was martyred as he responded to the call of duty on the fronts of the city of Manbij, on Sagur line separating the forces of Manbij Military Council and the Turkish occupation mercenaries, during the clash that took place last week.

Hundreds of people from the city of Manbij received the body of the martyr Abram Manbij from the front of the Euphrates Hospital building and started a procession that included dozens of cars towards the shrine of the martyrs carrying pictures of the martyr and the flags of Manbij Military Council and the Martyrs’ Families Council waving the insignia of victory, chanting, "in the soul, in blood, we redeem you, martyr."

When the funeral procession reached the shrine of the martyrs in Manbij, the martyr's comrades carried the coffin on their shoulders to the podium, and the funeral procession began with a military parade.

Then a speech was made on behalf of the commandos forces’ command in Manbij Military Council Manbij delivered by the commander of the forces Muhammad Qaramogh, first he condoled the family of the martyr and his companions, and he stressed to proceed in the path of the martyr emphasizing that from the spirit of the martyr, they draw strength to continue the project of peaceful coexistence without distinction between components of the region. "

He stressed that "the martyr with his courage confronted Erdogan-led enemy who wants to restore the Ottoman Empire."

He pointed out that the martyr Ahmed "answered the call of the nation", calling for "solidarity between all Syrian components to ward off the danger of the Turkish occupation, which seeks to occupy the Syrian lands and displace its original residents."

On behalf of the Martyrs’ Families Council, the administration’s administrator, Kafaa Al-Ali, said, “The martyrs are the role models and the symbol of sacrifice in a militant society.”

A speech was made in the name of the Democratic Administration in Manbej and its countryside, delivered by the co-chair of the Economic Committee, Muhammad Sabri, and Sabri said in his speech, "The martyrs are our symbols and their memory will not die as long as our people lives."

At the end of the ceremony, the document was handed over to the martyr's mother and his body was buried in the martyrs' shrine in Manbej.

J.O

ANHA