Long Live Al-Assad ..Long Live Syria” Chants Venezuelan Ambassador

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BUDAPEST- Venezuelan Ambassador in Hungary (Raoul Betinkurt Sealand) has greeted Syria’s support for the world’s liberation movements and for the struggle of the Venezuelan people who are currently backing the Syrian state, leadership and people in the confrontation of terrorism and the world’s imperialism and arrogance forces.

Sealand, who was taking part in the sit in staged in solidarity with the Venezuelan people at the Venezuelan Embassy in Budapest to mark the occasion of electing Nicolas Maduro as the new President of Venezuela, raised his fist to salute the Syrian people and leadership chanting: ” Long live Al-Assad .. Long live Syria” .

Venezuelan, Syrian and Hungarian participants in the sit-in repeated after the ambassador: “Long live Al-Assad .. Long Live Syria.”

In a speech, Mazen al-Maqt, Deputy chief of the “Forum for Syria” in Hungary, stressed the deeply-rooted friendship between Syria and Venezuela. He highly appreciated Venezuela’s support for the Syrian people and leadership particularly at the UN Security Council where it stood against evil forces’ attempts to pressure Syria.

On behalf of the Syrians in Hungary, al-Maqt wished President Maduro all success in leading Venezuela towards prosperity and more progress.

 

H. Mustafa

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