Funeral of Bodies of Martyrs Al-Maghni, Al-Qasli, Al-Jarafi, and Kariman Held in Ibb

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Sana'a: The bodies of the martyrs Arkan Badr Ahmed Al-Maghni from Al-Sabra District, Abdulmajeed Abdullah Al-Qasli, Nabil Sadiq Ahmed Al-Jarafi from Al-Adain District, and Sayaf Abdullah Kariman from Al-Dhale Governorate, who were martyred while performing their duty in defense of the homeland, were buried today in Ibb Governorate.

According to Yemen News Agency, during the funeral ceremonies, led by the Governor of Ibb, Abdulwahid Salah, the Governorate Undersecretary Rakan Al-Naqib, the mobilization official in the governorate Abdul Fattah Ghallab, the director of the branch of the Authority for Redress of Grievances Yahya Al-Qasimi, and sheikhs and social figures, the mourners praised the sacrifices of the martyrs and the stances and heroism they wrote in the fields of defending the homeland, affirming loyalty to their sacrifices and continuing on their path.

The Governor of Ibb praised the heroic stances embodied by the martyrs in the fields of duty, affirming that their sacrifices will remain a witness to what the people of the homeland wrote in defense of its sovereignty, security, and stability.

He noted that the blood of the martyrs will remain present in the conscience of the people and a source of pride for future generations, affirming that loyalty to the martyrs is embodied in continuing to perform national responsibility, enhancing societal cohesion, standing as one rank in the face of challenges, and caring for the families of the martyrs and addressing their needs in gratitude for the sacrifices of their relatives for the sake of the homeland.

For his part, the mobilization official in the governorate affirmed that martyrdom in defense of the homeland represents the highest form of sacrifice and redemption, explaining that the blood of the martyrs will remain a beacon for generations in facing challenges.

The bodies of the martyrs were laid to rest in their home areas, amid official and popular attendance, the families of the martyrs, and the people of their areas, who expressed their pride in the sacrifices of the martyrs and their national stances.