Comrades: Dozdar's struggle contributed in leading march of free life

A number of comrades of the fighter Dozdar Hamo in Kobane city said that he actively contributed in establishing society in all respects through his stances, struggle and effective abilities in leading the march of free life, while he was in Kobane after its liberation from ISIS in early 2015.

Comrades: Dozdar's struggle contributed in leading march of free life
8 September, 2020   23:35
KOBANE – DIJLA AHMED

A few days ago, the Kurdish Liberation Movement announced the martyrdom of the fighter Abd al-Rahman Hamo, the nom de guerre Dozdar Hamo, born in 1969 in Afrin province, as a IN an air raid by the Turkish occupation planes on the legitimate defense areas in November 2019.

Hamo was one of the figures who contributed in the revival of Kobane after the war that took place in late 2014 and early 2015.

Berivan Hasan, member of the Executive Council of the Democratic Union Party in the Euphrates region, said: “We offer condolences to ourselves first and to the family of the martyr Hamo and all Kurdish people in Rojava.

She added, "The martyr has dedicated himself to the service of Rojava in general and the city of Kobane in particular, and actively contributed in establishing society in all respects through his stances, struggle and effective ability to lead the march of free life for all humanity."

High thought and culture

Hassan says that Kobane in 2014 and 2015 was completely destroyed following the attack launched by ISIS mercenaries, which resulted in widespread damage to the infrastructure of the city, especially in terms of intellectual, psychological, architectural and institutional structures.

She continued, "The role that Hamo played was not easy. He succeeded, with the cooperation of the people of the city, in establishing the city again in all respects. He embodied the fighter and the leader and he put his mark in the resistance of Kobane. His belief in spreading the ideology of the democratic nation among the peoples of the region was strong. He worked with a strong will on it. "

She explained that the fighter Hamo was closely associated with the city of Kobane and its people, as they created administrations together, and he achieved great success. He had a very high thinking and culture. He wanted to provide moral and intellectual support to the city of resistance. ".

At the end of her speech, she pledged to all militants and martyr Hamo that they would increase the pace of resistance and struggle to avenge the blood of the martyrs, consolidate the democratic nation in Kurdistan that the martyrs sought with their struggle.

A guerrilla fighter, humble and hardworking

As for Muhammad Tarbush, one of Hamo's companions, he is working as an administrator in the Tishreen Dam in the far south of Kobane, he said, “The fighter Hamo was of high enthusiasm, morale and determination, and he was a guerrilla fighter. I got to know him in 2015 after the liberation of Kobane from mercenaries. We worked in the Kobane Reconstruction Coordination Center.

Tarboush continued, saying: "He had great intellectual capabilities and worked with few capabilities and succeeded in that. His insistence and determination to work from nothing made him dear to the people of Kobane and was a source of morale."

He emphasized that the fighter Hamo had a great role in building the infrastructure and institutions in the city, and that he was conscious and educated, brought up on social values.

Tarboush explained that his companion played important roles in the critical periods after the liberation of the city by participating in social work, propaganda and diplomacy, and achieved great victories.

He concluded his speech by saying, "He had an important effort in developing the constructive strength of institutional thought, which was distinguished by his modesty, diligence, labor, awareness and comradeship towards the people of the city, which earned him love and respect."

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