HPG disclose identities of four martyr guerrillas
Four members of the Kurdish guerrillas fell martyrs in clashes with the Turkish army in the province of Iğdır, said the HPG Press Center.
Four members of the Kurdish guerrillas fell martyrs in clashes with the Turkish army in the province of Iğdır, said the HPG Press Center.
The Press Center of the People's Defense Forces - HPG said in a statement: “Clashes with Turkish soldiers broke out on 7 June in Aralık and the Kirê Sor area. The following day, the military launched an operation that resulted in violent fighting until late in the evening. Four of our fighters fell martyrs. Their identities are as follows:
Code name: Hejar Agirî
Name and surname: Vahit Çür
Place of birth: Ağrı
Mother and father's name: Necla - Bedirhan
Date and place of martyrdom: 8 June 2020 / Iğdır
Code name: Mazlum Serhat
Name and surname: Seyhan Taş
Place of birth: Van
Mother and father's name: Nedime - Süleyman
Date and place of martyrdom: 8 June 2020 / Iğdır
Code name: Sarina Şervan
Name and surname: Mehnaz Hasan Xelefo
Place of birth: Maku / East Kurdistan
Mother and father's name: Zeynab – Hasan
Date and place of martyrdom: 8 June 2020 / Iğdır
Code name: Serhat Umut
Name and surname: Onur Yörüklü
Place of birth: Istanbul
Mother and father's name: Latife - Ali Sait
Date and place of martyrdom
In the statement the HPG added: “Sarina, Hejar, Mazlum and Serhat came from different regions of Kurdistan. Yet they have been subjected to the same persecution and discrimination. They recognized early on that the resistance of the PKK was the ultimate way to free themselves from the assimilationist policies of the occupying states and the denial of Kurdish existence and joined the ranks of the guerrillas.
Here they learned the philosophy of Rêber [President] Apo and successfully participated in the resistance at all levels of struggle. We extend our sincere condolences to the families of our fallen and the Kurdish nation. We promise to continue our struggle on their path until we reach our ideals.”