Military Cameraman Hassan Jazza martyred in Aleppo

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Aleppo – Military Cameraman working for the Lebanese Resistance Hassan Sharif Jazza was martyred while covering the military operations against the Takfiri terrorism in Aleppo City.

Field sources in Aleppo said that Jazza was martyred on Friday while performing his professional duty in covering the operations of the Syrian Arab army at al-Sheikh S’eed front to the south of Aleppo, SANA reported.

Jazza was born in 1989 in Nobboul City in the northern countryside of Aleppo, and he joined the military media after breaking the siege imposed on Nobboul and al-Zahra. He followed a number of courses on the arts of military photography.

 

He participated in covering the operations of the Syrian army and its allies against the terrorist organizations in the southern countryside of Aleppo and in a number of areas in Aleppo.

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