Funeral of martyr Yilmaz Cizir held, record of two martyrs announced

Dêrik people and its environs passed away the body of the martyr Yilmaz, nom de guerre Yousef Turkin, to his last resting place at Khabat Dêrik Shrine , while MFC announced the record of the two martyrs: Tolhildan Khwinrij, the real name Abdullah Kutlu and Dijwar Kafr, the real name, Burhan Jurghan, who were martyred in different places and times in Northern and eastern regions of Syria.

After receiving the body of the martyr Yilmaz Cizir , the mourners headed to Martyr Khabat, Shrine .

Comrades of arms carried the body of the martyr Yilmaz on the shoulders, and they marched towards the shrine yard.

The ceremony began with a minute's silence, and then the Democratic Union Party administrator Saleh Dêrik spoke. He said: “In the person of these martyrs we remember all the martyrs of freedom, and we turn to the duty of condolences for their families and their mercenaries. " 
In turn, the leader of the People's Protection Units in Dêrik Mohiyyaddin Khairki spoke, saying: "We must carry out the duty that we have in this stage the region is going through, and follow the paths of the martyrs until the fulfillment of their dream."

He also spoke on behalf of the Democratic Society of Islam Conference, Sheikh Sinan Sidush, who said: "We must follow in the footsteps of the martyrs, it is not permissible to retreat one iota from the sacrifices they made by uniting our ranks."

Sidosh added: "Our separation and dispersion contributes to the domination of the enemies. So we have to extend the hand of brotherhood to each other at this stage, and seize the historic opportunity thanks to our martyrs."
After completing the words, the documents of the martyrs were read by MFC, and handed over to their families, stressing the continuation of the struggle and following in the footsteps of the martyrs.

Then the comrades of arms carried the coffin of the martyr Yilmaz Cizir on the shoulders, and they headed towards the shrine to be buried in its last resting place, amidst mourning of the mothers and slogans that glorified the martyrs.

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ANHA