Syrian students in Slovakia and Iran condemn Israeli aggression on Hama Governorate

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Syrian students studying in Slovakia condemned the brutal Israeli aggression on Hama Governorate.

The Slovakia branch of the National Union of Syrian Students confirmed in a statement today that this aggression aims at supporting  terrorist organizations after the defeats they suffered and the failure of the plans that target Syria.

The students stressed that the attacks, conspiracy and terrorism that their homeland is being exposed to will increase their determination to pursue their educational attainment to contribute to building the nation and defending it in the face of plans that target its unity and independence.

 

In the meantime,the leadership of the Iran branch of the National Union of Syrian Students strongly condemned the brutal Israeli aggression on Hama Governorate.

The branch leadership said in a statement on Saturday: “On behalf of the Syrian students studying in the Islamic Republic of Iran,  we strongly condemn the brutal Israeli aggression against Hama Governorate.”

The statement indicated that this cowardly aggression violates all international laws and aims at supporting terrorist groups that target innocent people in their homes.

The statement reaffirmed that our students stand by their motherland and support it with their knowledge and weapons, stressing that they will spare no effort in defending it until realizing victory over terrorism.

 

Inas Abdulkareem  

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