Official Report: Washington, D.C. Visit of Mr. Samim Yawar and the Peace & Freedom Movement Delegation

Dec 5
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Date: December 3, 2025

On December 3, 2025, a delegation of the Peace & Freedom Movement, led by Mr. Samim Yawar, traveled to Washington, D.C. to express solidarity with the people of the United States and to pay tribute to the victims of the recent tragic attack committed near the White House by an Afghan refugee.

The delegation included representatives and active members of the Movement from various U.S. states, accompanied by Mr. David Wallace, head of Restore America’s Mission.

1. Meeting with Mr. David Wallace

The visit began with a formal meeting between the Peace & Freedom Movement delegation and Mr. David Wallace, one of the leading civic voices in the United States.

During this discussion:

Both sides exchanged views on strengthening civic and cultural cooperation.
Mr. Wallace expressed appreciation for Mr. Yawar’s leadership and the Movement’s efforts to represent the voice and identity of Tajik people and other marginalized communities.
Mr. Yawar emphasized the importance of joint efforts to counter extremism, violence, and identity-based stigmatization.

The meeting was held in a respectful, constructive, and collaborative atmosphere.

2. Wreath-Laying Ceremony & Tribute to the Victims

After the meeting, the delegation, along with Mr. Wallace, proceeded to the site of the tragic incident where the attack occurred.

During the ceremony:

Mr. Yawar and the delegation laid flowers in honor of the victims.
A formal message of condolence from the Peace & Freedom Movement was delivered, condemning the attack and expressing deep sympathy with the families of the victims and the American nation.
The Movement reaffirmed that such barbaric acts do not represent our people and that we stand firmly against all forms of terrorism and violence.
Members of the delegation demonstrated unity, dignity, and responsibility during the commemoration.

This gesture symbolized the Movement’s commitment to humanity, solidarity, and moral accountability.

3. Message of Solidarity and Public Declaration

During the tribute, Mr. Yawar delivered a brief statement emphasizing:

Full solidarity with the United States in this moment of sorrow
Clear rejection of extremism, radicalization, and any act of violence falsely associated with our community
The independent, peaceful, and dignified identity of the Tajik people
The importance of international cooperation to combat hate, terrorism, and misrepresentation

The delegation echoed these messages with a strong collective presence.

4. Participation of Representatives and Members

Representatives and members from multiple regions worked together to ensure the success of this visit through careful planning, coordination, and logistical support.Their dedication reflected the Movement’s growing organizational strength and its commitment to responsible civic engagement.

Conclusion

The Washington, D.C. visit of Mr. Samim Yawar and the Peace & Freedom Movement delegation marks an important step in expanding the Movement’s international presence and strengthening ties with American civic institutions.

Through this visit, the Movement: