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Staff Lieutenant General Issa Saif Al Mazrouei, Chief of Staff of the UAE Armed Forces, performed the funeral prayer over the body of UAE martyr Mohamed Al Shamsi, following Al Asr prayer in Al Mutawa mosque in Al Ain.
Performing the funeral prayer alongside Staff Lieutenant General Al Mazrouei were several officials and officers from the Armed Forces and police, as well as a number of citizens.
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The body of martyr Mohamed Al Shamsi had arrived to the Al Bateen Executive Airport in Abu Dhabi this morning, among the bodies of the four UAE martyrs who passed away while fulfilling their mission to train and qualify the Somali Armed Forces as part of a bilateral agreement between the United Arab Emirates and the Republic of Somalia that falls within the military cooperation between the two countries.
In Abu Dhabi, Major General Saleh bin Mejren Al Ameri, Commander of Joint Operations, performed the funeral prayer over the body of the martyr, Colonel Muhammad Mubarak Al Mansouri, after the evening prayer in the Baniyas Cemetery Mosque.
A number of officers and members of the armed forces and large crowds of citizens and officials also performed the prayer.
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