Kobani streets are empty

Shop owners in Kobani closed their shops today, and the streets were empty of people, denouncing the Turkish occupation state’s attack on a house in the city yesterday, Wednesday, which resulted in the martyrdom of two citizens.

Kobani streets are empty
Kobani streets are empty
Kobani streets are empty
Kobani streets are empty
Kobani streets are empty
Kobani streets are empty
NEWS
30 January, 2025   11:53
KOBANI
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Yesterday, Wednesday, a Turkish occupation state drone targeted a house in the center of the city of Kobani, resulting in the martyrdom of the house’s owner, Azad Ali Mahmoud, and his guest, Shiro Mashid, and the wounding of Azad’s wife, Narin Suleiman.

The attack sparked popular anger against the occupation, so shop owners and sellers in the city of Kobani closed their shops today, leaving the city streets empty.

A funeral ceremony is scheduled to be held for the bodies of the martyrs Azad and Shiro to the shrine of the martyr Dijla, today.

Sh-S

ANHA


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