14 martyrs over Turkish attacks laid to rest in NE Syria

Several regions in NE Syria are witnessing the funeral ceremony for the bodies of 14 martyrs who were martyred as a result of the recent attacks of the Turkish occupation state.

14 martyrs over Turkish attacks laid to rest in NE Syria
7 October, 2023   06:23
NEWS DESK

Today, thousands of people from the Al-Jazera and Euphrates regions will mourn the bodies of 14 martyrs, including civilians and members of the Internal Security Forces and military forces, who were martyred as a result of the Turkish attacks during the past 48 hours.

In the city of Qamishlo, residents are currently mourning the body of the martyr Muhammad Ahmad Kendo, the member of the Internal Security Forces, at the shrine of the martyr Dalil Sarukhan in the city of Qamishlo.

Meanwhile, the people of Tirbespiyê district of Qamishlo canton are also mourning the body of the martyr civilian, Muhammad al-Alaiwi, in the shrine of the martyr Dilshir in the district.

In the same district, the people of Amuda district are preparing to participate in the funeral ceremony for the bodies of 4 martyrs, from the Internal Security Forces in Amuda district (Bashar Ali Ali, Younis Abdel Aziz Al-Muhammad, Salah Al-Din Muhammad Hassan, and Muhammad Saleh Al-Jaloud).

In Kobani canton, the people are preparing to participate in the funeral of the bodies of 6 martyrs. They are the civilians (Abdul Rahim Naasan, Ismail Khalil, Hudhaifa Hesso, Kilo Sheikh Ali, and Abdul Rahim Hajji), and the fighter in the Manbij Military Council, Issa Jassim in the shrine of the martyr Dejla.

In Hasaka canton, the people are preparing to participate in the funeral ceremony for the bodies of the two civilian martyrs, Abdullah Saadoun Abdi, and the member of the Internal Security Forces, Majd Nidal Al-Damen, at the shrine of the martyr Djawar in the village of Al-Dawoudiyah in the city of Hasaka.

Since Thursday, the regions of NE Syria have been subjected to air and ground attacks launched by the Turkish occupation state, targeting vital infrastructure of the region.

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