125 members of the Okidat tribe in Deir Ezzor join the ranks of SDF

Today, 125 members of Al-Akidat tribe joined the ranks of the Syrian Democratic Forces, seeking to enhance security and stability in the region, especially after the recent events in the Deir Ezzor countryside, after fueling strife by some internal and external parties.

125 members of the Okidat tribe in Deir Ezzor join the ranks of SDF
15 September, 2020   11:56
Deir Ezzor

The fighters will undergo a training course that will last up to 45 days, during which they will receive various intellectual, political and military lessons and training on various types of weapons.

According to the military leadership in the "Agid" Academy in Deir Al-Zour, the members of the Al-Okidat tribe, after the recent events in the countryside of Deir Ezzor, which followed the killing of Sheikh Mutashar Al-Hafl and the ignition of sedition by the Syrian regime and Turkey alike; determined to enhance security and stability in the region and confront all saboteurs and terrorists who try to tamper with the security of the region.

The affiliate, Ali Al-Jajdat, who is from the Al-Akidat tribe, confirmed that due to the large number of assassinations of the symbols of the region and its people, he has an incentive to join the ranks of the Syrian Democratic Forces to confront those terrorist cells that implement the agendas and interests of countries such as Turkey in the region, and this matter was also emphasized by Omar Abdullah Al-Jarwan, Musa Al-Khalaf and all those enrolled in the ranks of the SDF .

The affiliates also confirmed that they will be the fortified shield that will protect the region from the ambitions of saboteurs and ambushes and preserve the gains of the martyrs whose blood has flowed the entire region.

The majority of the affiliates are from Al-Shuhail town in the eastern countryside of Deir Ezzor.

ANHA

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