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The Killing of a Kurdish Fighter in Hasakah Has Sparked an Uprising Among Kurds.

Summary by Arti Gerçek
Sipan Hizni, a 26-year-old Kurdish fighter from the Hasakah Brigade, who was kidnapped by armed groups in Hasakah, in northern and eastern Syria, was murdered in the village of Edlan in Serekaniye. Following the incident, Kurds organized protests in many cities, while authorities announced that four people had been detained.
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A large rally was held in Hasakah against the martyrdom of Sipan Huzni, a fighter of the Hasakah Brigade, and demanded that the perpetrators be held accountable. After the kidnapping and martyrdom of Sipan Huzni, a fighter of the Hasakah Brigade, sparked widespread protests among citizens and parties, a rally was organized in Hasakah today against the incident. [...] The country is The post Mass demonstration against martyrdom of Sipan Huzni app…

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Sipan Hizni, a 26-year-old Kurdish fighter from the Hasakah Brigade, who was kidnapped by armed groups in Hasakah, in northern and eastern Syria, was murdered in the village of Edlan in Serekaniye. Following the incident, Kurds organized protests in many cities, while authorities announced that four people had been detained.

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Arti Gerçek broke the news on Friday, September 11, 2026.
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