Beşiktaş President Ahmet Nur Çebi: Nobody will be able to divide this country – Last minute Beşiktaş news

After the Beşiktaş-Bursaspor match played on December 10, 2016 in Istanbul, 47 martyrs, 39 of whom were police officers, who lost their lives in the terrorist attack around Vodafone Park, were commemorated in the 4th year of the event.

Deputy Governor of Istanbul Uğur Aladağ, İstanbul Provincial Police Chief Zafer Aktaş, Beşiktaş Governor Leader Minister, Beşiktaş Mayor Rıza Akpolat, Beşiktaş Gymnastics Club President Ahmet Nur Çebi, managers and relatives of martyrs attended the commemoration ceremony held at the Martyrs’ Hill. After a minute of silence, the Turkish National Anthem was sung. The ceremony ended after reading and praying the Quran for the martyrs. After the ceremony, carnations and flowers were left at the Martyrs Monument. A religious ceremony was taught for the martyrs at the Bezm-i Alem Valide Sultan Mosque.

“NOBODY CANNOT DIVIDE THIS COUNTRY”
Beşiktaş Club President Ahmet Nur Çebi made the following statement after the commemoration ceremony:

“We see that the years of our country struggling with terrorism are still decreasing. I sincerely thank our state. It is very important that we all fight in unity against the bad war of those who want to divide the unity of this country. I want to say how important these commemorations are in terms of showing our unity and solidarity. We had the Commissar of Faith, sleep comfortably, let the place be paradise. I wish good life for our veterans and the place of our martyrs to be paradise. Nobody will divide this country, there will be no profit left for what they have done. I wish. The number of martyrs we have given not only here but everywhere is decreasing, I am grateful to our government. “