​​​​​​​​​​​​​​Abdullah at WRF: We pledge to martyrs, Jiyan, Roj and Barin, to continue their struggle

 This came during a speech by her at the end of the activities of the second and last day of the First Forum of the Women's Revolution, which was held under the slogan "With women's solidarity, we will protect and develop the gains of the revolution" in the city of Qamishlo.

 The co-chair of the PYD, Asia Abdullah, said about the martyrdom of the commander of the Anti-Terrorism Units (YAT), Jiyan Tolheldan, the leader in the Women's Protection Units (YPJ) Roj Khabur, and the fighter in the anti-terrorist units Barin Botan: "The Turkish occupation state targeted in the  22 of July, a car of the Women's Protection Units and the Syrian Democratic Forces, which led to the death of the three female leaders."

 And she indicated that the three martyrs were among the pioneers in the resistance in NE Syria, and they participated in the war against ISIS mercenaries, and they struggled in all arenas, as they participated in the front fronts with continuous will and strength.

 Asia Abdullah confirmed that since 2012, and until the present day, they have participated in the fronts of resistance for women's freedom, building the nation's democratic system, building a democratic Syria and protecting the region from attacks, noting "the participation of the leadership Jiyan in all and front lines, where she showed resistance  She is unparalleled in the resistance of Sheikh Maqsoud against all attacks and heavy weapons, and she was at the forefront of repelling the attacks of the Turkish occupation state and its mercenaries.

 She added: "This brutal attack targeted three female leaders who participated in the first forum of the women's revolution, and evaluated with us the women's revolution. The leader, Jiyan, pledged in the forum to raise the pace of struggle further."

 At the conclusion of her speech, the co-chair of the Democratic Union Party, Asia Abdullah, pledged to continue their struggle, and renewed her pledge on behalf of the Women's Revolution Forum "to continue the march of the martyrs to raise the pace of struggle and resistance against all attacks targeting the region," offered Condolences to all the women and the Women's Protection Units (YPJ).

 It is noteworthy that the work of the Forum for the Women's Revolution in North and East Syria is being held at the level of the Middle East, on the occasion of the tenth anniversary of the July 19 Revolution, with the wide participation of organizations and women's movements in North and East Syria. Several female activists and human rights activists from the Middle East also joined the forum through the Zoom application.

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