Three feminist activists martyred in Turkish occupation attack on Manbij

Today, the Zenobia Women's Gathering issued a written statement announcing the martyrdom of 3 of its members in the Turkish occupation's bombing of Manbij, which read:

"We, in the Zenobia Women's Gathering, mourn with hearts filled with sadness and sorrow the martyrdom of our dear comrades, the brave fighters, Qamar al-Sud, Aisha Abdul Qader, and Iman, in defending our land and honor, and resisting the brutal Turkish aggression on Manbij Canton. The comrades presented a living example of sacrifice and redemption, as they faced death with all courage and determination, defending the dignity and freedom of our people.

The martyrdom of our comrades is not the end of their struggle, but rather a new beginning to renew the pledge and loyalty to our just cause, and to achieve freedom and independence. Their pure blood will irrigate our land and will be the fuel for our continuous struggle until victory is achieved and our land is liberated from the filth of the occupier.

Qamar al-Sud, Aisha Abdul Qader and Iman fought a fierce battle against the forces of darkness and aggression, and made great sacrifices in defense of Manbij, and stood united with their comrades in the resistance, proving the strength of women's will and their ability to withstand the most difficult circumstances.

Their heroism will be immortalized in the annals of history and will be recorded in its pages with letters of light, as they wrote with their souls a story of pride and dignity that will continue to inspire future generations and ignite in their hearts the flame of struggle for freedom and dignity.

We, in the Zenobia Women's Gathering, affirm the continuation of our struggle in the face of Turkish aggression, and we will continue our jihad until the expulsion of the occupier and the liberation of all our occupied lands. Dying for the sake of the homeland is a great honor, and martyrs do not die, but are immortalized in the memory of generations.

We extend our sincere condolences and sympathy to the families of the martyrs, and to all their comrades in the resistance, asking God to have mercy on them and grant them His vast compassion, and to grant their families and clans patience in their separation.

The martyrdom of our comrades is a strong motivation to redouble our efforts and strengthen our steadfastness in the face of this aggression.

We will follow in the footsteps of the martyrs, and we will continue our struggle until we achieve our noble goals. We will not forget their sacrifices, and we will work with all our effort to achieve their hopes.

We will continue to raise the banner of resistance, and we will prove to the whole world that we will not kneel and will not be defeated. Our brave comrades planted the seeds of hope in our hearts, and we will water them with our blood until they grow and bear fruit.

We call on the international community to intervene immediately to stop the Turkish aggression on Manbij, and to protect civilians from the war crimes it is committing.

The blood of the martyrs will not be in vain, and we will continue the resistance until our land is liberated, and until the aggression receives its punishment.

We call on all free people of the world to stand in solidarity with our people in the face of the Turkish aggression, and to condemn its brutal crimes.

We ask God to have mercy on the martyrs, to grant patience to their families, to support the fighters, and to hasten his victory over the enemies.

T/ Satt.

ANHA