Cheers in Leipzig: 5000 celebrate Assad's fall with car corso and pyro!

Cheers in Leipzig: 5000 celebrate Assad's fall with car corso and pyro!

Leipzig, Deutschland - Leipzig is head! In the early afternoon, thousands of Syrians flocked from Eisenbahnstraße, the heart of the Syrian community, into the Leipzig city center. They only had one goal: to celebrate the fall of Bashar al-Assad properly! With jubilation, pyrotechnics and a deafening car bodies, they made air their inner outcry. Augustusplatz experienced a sea of ​​people who brought traffic to a standstill and gave the hearts of the city a completely new flair.

according to Bild.de It was an incredible 5000 people who took part in the peaceful Demonstration - a true triumph of the Syrian people in Leipzig! Even if the Christmas market already caused plenty of hustle and bustle, the demonstrators clogged the streets with their joyful elevator, accompanied by the sounds of honking cars.

a statement for freedom and justice

from Eisenbahnstrasse, known for its many Syrian shops and bistros, the pageant moved to the city. Cars, loaded with families, children and the green-white-black independence flag, joined the convoy. "Syria is free!" They cheered while running down Dresdner Straße, looking for freedom and future hope.

The police, with a large contingent in action, ensured security and smooth processes, even though there were traffic disruptions. The planned Christmas market and the RB Leipzig Christmas singing took place in spite of everything, even if the city almost burst out of the mood.

peaceful joy despite turbot -based times

This demonstration was not only an emotional event for the Syrians Leipzig, but also a logistical challenge for the city. With over 14,000 Syrian residents who fled from the civil war, the longing for peace in Leipzig is omnipresent.

as well as Bild.de reported, the demonstrations were not only limited to Leipzig. Similar cheering took place in other German metropolises, such as Berlin, in which 3500 people raised their voices against Assad. Such scenes reflect how deeply the desire for free and peaceful Syria is anchored in the hearts of people.