REPORT: Akkar’s Fneideq bids farewell to LAF martyr Ali Al-Sayyed

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03-09-2014 | 03:02
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REPORT: Akkar’s Fneideq bids farewell to LAF martyr Ali Al-Sayyed

The town of Fneideq in Lebanon's Akkar bade farewell on Wednesday to slain Lebanese Armed Forces Martyr Sergeant Ali al-Sayyed.

Earlier, a convoy transporting the body of martyr Al-Sayyed headed from Beirut’s military hospital to Fneideq.

Popular crowds gathered in the region of Qalamoun to welcome the convoy, before arriving to the al-Mhammara town in Akkar, where the father of the martyr delivered a speech.

In his speech, Al-Sayyed’s father said "Ali al-Sayyed is a martyr for all Lebanon," calling on the crowds to abstain from opening fire in the air.

Traffic has been completely blocked at Nahr al-Kaleb tunnel during the passage of the martyr’s convoy.

The Islamic State posted photos and a video online on August 28 reportedly depicting a militant beheading a blindfolded hostage who was identified as Sergeant al-Sayyed. 

The Islamic State, and Jabhat al-Nusra seized at least 35 Lebanese soldiers and security personnel, including Sergeant al-Sayyed, during clashes that erupted on August 2 in Arsal, northeastern Lebanon. 

Last Sunday, Lebanon's military said an al-Qaeda-linked Syrian rebel group released five members of the Lebanese security forces captured earlier this month in a cross-border raid. 

The armed extremist groups have requested the release of Islamist detainees in Roumieh prison as a condition to release the remaining hostages. 


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