Under the guidance of President Assad… Al-Hilal visits the wounded of the Syrian Arab Army in Hasakah

Al-Hasakah-Sana

Under the guidance of President Bashar al-Assad, Assistant Secretary General of the Baath Arab Socialist Party Eng. Hilal al-Hilal visited the wounded of the Syrian Arab Army in the ambulance center in al-Hasakah and reassured the wounded who were injured during their response to the Turkish aggression and its terrorist mercenaries in the southern countryside of Ras al-Ain.

Al-Hilal stressed during his meeting with the wounded that the army, which was raised on the doctrine of truth and love of the homeland, will be the victory of its ally and that there is no fear for any part of the Syrian soil with the presence of the Syrian Arab Army, whose officers are fighting one row along with their recruits in the face of terrorists and their supporters.

For their part, the officers and wounded soldiers expressed their full readiness and strong determination to return to the fronts of fighting against the Turkish occupation forces and his mercenaries as soon as they recovered.

The assistant secretary general of the party and the accompanying delegation also visited the radio and television center in al-Hasakah and met with the media who were injured during the coverage of the Syrian Arab Army battles against the Turkish occupation forces and its mercenaries, stressing the role of the media and pivotal in the fight against psychological and media war, which had the largest part of the war launched on Syria.

During an expanded meeting in the branch of the Baath Arab Socialist Party in al-Hasakah, the Assistant Secretary-General asserted that the brave Syrian Arab Army is controlling the finest heroic epics over the entire Syrian geography. One united with her flag and her army.

Al-Hilal, accompanied by Central Command member Yasser Al-Shufi, Governor of Al-Hasakah Jays Al-Mousa and Secretary of Al-Hasakah branch of the Baath Arab Socialist Party Turki Hassan toured the markets of Al-Hasakah city and met a number of citizens and listened to their needs.