Demo in Ain Issa to reject occupation, confirm on resistance

Under the slogan "Definitely We Will Triumph", the Syrian Revolutionary Youth Movement organized a demonstration in Ain Issa district, rejecting the Turkish occupation and affirming that it would stand up to its plans towards the regions of northern and eastern Syria.

5 October, 2020 10:16

Ain Issa

The demonstration, in which hundreds of members and members of the Revolutionary Youth Movement participated in Ain Issa district and its countryside, and the displaced people of the camp, from the Military Discipline Roundabout to the municipality roundabout in the center of the district.

During the demonstration, the participants carried banners reading “In the spirit of resistance, the resistance of Haftanin will triumph,” flags of the Revolutionary Youth Movement, in addition to pictures of the leader Abdullah Ocalan and a number of martyrs from the region who were martyred in defense of it.

During the demonstration, the participants chanted slogans denouncing the crimes of the Turkish occupation and expressing the region's rejection of its occupation policies.

Upon the arrival of the demonstration at the municipality roundabout, a member of the Syrian Revolutionary Youth Movement in Ain Issa Ali Al-Ali gave a speech in which he emphasized the standing of the people of Ain Issa, which he described as a “city of steadfastness” in the face of the plans of the Turkish colonist who “aspires to the goods of our country”, pledging to do everything necessary to liberate the usurped areas from Syria.

He called on all young people in the northern and eastern regions of Syria to stand together against the ambitions of the Turkish occupier towards the Syrian lands, to be fit and loyal to what was offered by the martyrs of freedom and dignity who sacrificed their lives while defending their homeland.

The Syrian Revolutionary Youth Movement had announced in the regions of northern and eastern Syria " Definitely We Will Triumph", in order to escalate the revolutionary struggle against the occupation and clinging to the land, and standing against the plans of the Turkish occupier.

J.O

ANHA