Authorities in Aleppo, Syria, have destroyed a statue commemorating martyrs located in the central Saadallah al-Jabiri Square. Officials stated the statue was being moved to a safe location to allow for renovation work on the square. However, the statue's destruction, described as accidental, has sparked widespread outrage and anger among Syrians. The incident has generated significant public debate and reactions, with some fundamentalist groups previously expressing opposition to the statue. Local media outlets have reported on the controversy, including comments from Aleppo's governor and public opinions from residents of Aleppo and other Syrian cities.
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Syrians reacted with anger after a statue commemorating martyrs in Aleppo's central Saadallah Al-Jabiri Square was destroyed 'by accident' https://t.co/xT2sDdpZRc
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