Five fighters of the Syriac Military Council fell in battle
“We in the Syriac Military Council pledged our people to continue to defend our land our homeland, and to complete the path of the struggle for freedom and democracy”.
“We in the Syriac Military Council pledged our people to continue to defend our land our homeland, and to complete the path of the struggle for freedom and democracy”.
The General Command of Syriac Military Council announced the martyrdom of five of their fighters in the battle against Turkish genocidal campaign seeking to invade North and East Syria.
The Syriac Military Council said that their forces continue to defend and counter the repeated attacks of the Turkish occupation army and its supported terrorist factions on the areas and villages of Syriac-Assyrian people, in the areas of Tal Tamer and the villages of Khabour and Rish Ayno/Ras al-Ain, where all types of heavy weapons are used with aerial support.
“The Syriac Military Council forces face all the attacks of the Turkish army and its factions in the area of Rish Ayno/Ras al-Ain and on the fronts of the villages of Tal Tamer, in defence of our land, our people and all people of the region in the absence of any intervention or support by the Syrian regime army deployed on the same lines and in the absence of full enforcement of the agreements signed by the United States and the Russian Federation with Turkey, which seeks to occupy new areas inside Syrian territory, disregarding all international laws and conventions. During the fierce battles we fought in the villages of Rihaniya and Qasimia, five of our heroes have risen to the rank of martyrdom and honor,” said the statement.
Syriac Military Council announced the names of the martyrs as Said Abdullahad (Athro Hassake), Anas al Taame (Louay), Mouath al Saleh (Cudi), Muhammad al Oumar (Aryo) and Alhamza al Mousa (Sabro).
Syriac Military Council pledged their people to “continue to defend our land our homeland, and to complete the path of the struggle for freedom and democracy”.
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