Ryan Al-Kildani, leader of the Babylon Brigades, sent a heartfelt message of solidarity to the Christian people in Syria at the end of a year filled with challenges and changes that have swept the region.

In his message, Al-Kildani affirmed his commitment to closely monitoring the developments in Syria, wishing peace and security for all the Syrian people. He emphasized that his message stems from a shared sense of fears and experiences that connect the communities of the region, beyond any sectarian or factional considerations.

Al-Kildani expressed his admiration for the messages he received from churches and Christian communities in Syria, which reflect the resilience and strength of these communities despite the challenges. He added that the Iraqi people have gone through similar experiences, giving them a deeper understanding of the suffering of the Syrian people, especially Christians, and the importance of holding on to their land and identity.

He highlighted the historical and cultural role of Christians in Syria, describing them as an integral part of its cultural fabric. He cited Christian landmarks spread across Syria, from Mount Hermon to the Valley of the Christians and coastal areas, affirming that this land bears the imprints of Eastern Christianity and will continue to do so.

Al-Kildani praised the efforts of political leaders and international and regional initiatives to support Christian communities in Syria, reaffirming his commitment to working with everyone to ensure their continued role in building Syria's future.

In conclusion, Al-Kildani called for strengthening unity and joint efforts to rebuild Syria to be a homeland for all its people, wishing that the coming year would be filled with hope and progress. He affirmed that the hearts and minds of Iraqis always accompany their Syrian brothers and sisters with unwavering solidarity.