Internal Security Forces reveal record of martyr during Sheikh Maqsoud, Ashrafieh resistance

The General Command of the Internal Security Forces in Al-Hasakah Governorate has released the record of a member who was martyred while defending the Sheikh Maqsoud and Ashrafieh neighborhoods, pledging to continue following the path of the fallen.

Internal Security Forces reveal record of martyr during Sheikh Maqsoud, Ashrafieh resistance
18 July, 2026   20:53
NEWS DESK

The General Command of the Internal Security Forces in Hasakah Governorate issued a statement today, saying:

"With great pride and honor, and with unwavering commitment to the values of sacrifice and devotion, the Internal Security Forces announce to our people the martyrdom of our comrade Kelnaz Kaso (Susan Jikdar), who was martyred while faithfully carrying out her national duty, defending the security and stability of our region and protecting our people.

Our heroic martyr stood firm and courageously defended the Sheikh Maqsoud and Ashrafieh neighborhoods, embodying the highest values of bravery and self-sacrifice until she attained martyrdom.

Martyr's Record:

Name: Kelnaz Kaso

Nom de guerre: Susan Jikdar

Mother's name: Jihan

Father's name: Asim

Place and date of birth: Al-Darbasiyah, January 1, 2003

Date and place of joining: Tel Tamr, January 1, 2021

Place and date of death: Sheikh Maqsoud, Aleppo, January 9, 2026

From the first day she joined our ranks, the martyr was a model of discipline, courage, and determination. She believed in the just cause of her people and never hesitated to make the greatest sacrifices so that our region could enjoy security and peace.

The Internal Security Forces extend their deepest condolences to the martyr's family, to our members, and to all our people. We bow in respect before these great sacrifices and pledge to our martyr Susan and all our fallen comrades that we will remain faithful to their path and continue protecting our achievements and preserving stability until security and safety prevail throughout our regions."

ANHA