The final message of the martyr First Lieutenant, whose body had been sought for three years, has become a trending topic: He shared those verses

Heartbreaking news has arrived once again from the operations conducted against the terrorist organization PKK in northern Iraq. The Ministry of National Defense announced that 19 soldiers who entered a cave previously used by terrorists as a hospital during an operation in the Zap region of northern Iraq were affected by methane gas.

In the incident in question, 12 soldiers were martyred, while 7 soldiers were rescued with injuries. Following the event, activities in the region have been intensified.

HIS BODY HAD BEEN SOUGHT FOR 3 YEARS

The body of First Lieutenant Nuri Melih Bozkurt, who was martyred in a clash in the Zap region in 2022, had not yet been found despite the three years that have passed. While search efforts continue, it was learned that the cave operation conducted due to the methane gas disaster in Zap also aimed to locate Bozkurt's body.

The final message that martyr First Lieutenant Nuri Melih Bozkurt shared from his WhatsApp account on April 28, 2022, has become a trending topic on social media once again. It was observed that in his message, Bozkurt shared the following verses from Ali Kınık's poem "Satan Utan":

“Am I a stranger in my own homeland?

Shame on those who cast me aside

For looking down on the wolf because it does not bow

Shame on those who hold the cur in high esteem!”