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Funeral Ceremonies Held for Martyrs in Amran Governorate

Amran:The bodies of numerous martyrs, who lost their lives defending their homeland, were interred across various districts of Amran Governorate.

According to Yemen News Agency, in Qaflat Adhr District, the martyrs Amin Ali Ali Qahbash, Majed Muhammad Muhammad Rafiq, Muhammad Nafe' Nafe' Al-Saqim, and Abdulwahab Ali Maqteeb were laid to rest in the martyrs' garden located in the Al-Mashhad area. Meanwhile, the Suwayr District witnessed the burial of martyrs Qais Yahya Ali Qazan, Amin Muhammad Ali Qazan, Wael Ahmed Qazan, Saleh Yahya Qazan, Majd al-Din Yahya Qazan, Bashar Ali Qazan, Abdulkarim Saleh Qazan, and Abdullah Nasser Qazan in the district's martyrs' garden.

In Amran city, the funeral for Abdulmajid Majed Muhammad Ali Al-Warafi took place at the Grand Mosque, after which he was buried in the martyrs' garden in Beit Al-Faqih. Additionally, Ali Saleh Ahmed Muhammad Al-Zaqari from Habur Zulaimah District was honored with a solemn procession and was buried in the Khamr District's martyrs' garden.

In the Shawabah area of Dhibin District, the community honored Saleh Ahmed Nasser Al-Iraqi, Bassam Saleh Ahmed Nasser Al-Iraqi, Aydah Saleh Hadi Ghaleb Shan, Adnan Ali Taher Ali Zini, and Muhammad Ahsan Naji Shibah, interring them in the local martyrs' garden. The martyr Abdulrahman Ali Al-Zuhairi was also laid to rest in Thula District's martyrs' garden.

The mourners expressed deep appreciation for the martyrs' sacrifices and reaffirmed their commitment to following their legacy. They emphasized that the martyrs' sacrifices remain a vital part of Yemen's conscience, embodying the highest values of sacrifice and devotion. The mourners stressed the importance of honoring the martyrs' memory, supporting their families, and sustaining their legacy.

Family members and relatives voiced pride in their loved ones' dedication to defending the nation. They pledged to uphold national values, continue supporting military efforts, and show solidarity with the Palestinian cause.

The funerals were attended by military, security, local, mobilization, educational leaders, social figures, and a large gathering of citizens.