Forwarded from Believe In Syria - Axis Of Resistance
Several terrorist media outlets have been reporting lately that the Syrian National Army #SNA has been planning to send fighters to the illegal #US base in Al-Tanf for 1,000 USD salary, while the SNA leaders have been firmly denying. (They denied sending fighters to Libya and Azerbaijan before)
Anyways, the recent news indicate that 7,500 SNA fighters will be sent in 15 batches, as a first stage, to the Al-Tanf base in southern #Syria, via #Erbil airport in #Iraq.
Further details very soon..
Anyways, the recent news indicate that 7,500 SNA fighters will be sent in 15 batches, as a first stage, to the Al-Tanf base in southern #Syria, via #Erbil airport in #Iraq.
Further details very soon..
Forwarded from Rybar in English
🇮🇶 Have we mentioned yet that escalating the Israeli-Palestinian conflict will ignite other areas? Well, it seems that it has started to burn in Iraq.
It all began about three days ago when the Central Headquarters of the People's Defense Command announced that, as per the decision of the co-chairman of the KCK Executive Council (Barzanists), the Kurdish defense units had completed their withdrawal from Makhmur. Subsequently, the local Kurds seemed to be left without any strength.
Speaking of Makhmur, it is actually a county in Ninewa Province. The nearby Karachog Mountains have been chosen by different groups, including the "Islamic State", in the past. However, a couple of years ago, Kurdish Peshmerga troops expelled them from the area and maintained security. While various units were deployed there, formal control still remained with the Kurds.
As a result of the Kurdish units' withdrawal, a conflict erupted as both the Iraqi army and the Kurdistan Democratic Party rushed to fill the resulting vacuum.
Three Iraqi soldiers and five Peshmerga fighters were wounded in the clashes. Both sides are now amassing forces in the region, and tensions are rising.
Interestingly, there is already a version circulating in Arab media suggesting that the pro-American Kurdish Barzanists decided to distract pro-Iranian troops in Iraq from their training for the war in Palestine. They can come up with all sorts of theories, just to divert attention from the fact that one of the main roads passes through Makhmur and that the local refugee camp is a hub for smuggling and other illicit activities.
#Iraq
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It all began about three days ago when the Central Headquarters of the People's Defense Command announced that, as per the decision of the co-chairman of the KCK Executive Council (Barzanists), the Kurdish defense units had completed their withdrawal from Makhmur. Subsequently, the local Kurds seemed to be left without any strength.
Speaking of Makhmur, it is actually a county in Ninewa Province. The nearby Karachog Mountains have been chosen by different groups, including the "Islamic State", in the past. However, a couple of years ago, Kurdish Peshmerga troops expelled them from the area and maintained security. While various units were deployed there, formal control still remained with the Kurds.
As a result of the Kurdish units' withdrawal, a conflict erupted as both the Iraqi army and the Kurdistan Democratic Party rushed to fill the resulting vacuum.
Three Iraqi soldiers and five Peshmerga fighters were wounded in the clashes. Both sides are now amassing forces in the region, and tensions are rising.
Interestingly, there is already a version circulating in Arab media suggesting that the pro-American Kurdish Barzanists decided to distract pro-Iranian troops in Iraq from their training for the war in Palestine. They can come up with all sorts of theories, just to divert attention from the fact that one of the main roads passes through Makhmur and that the local refugee camp is a hub for smuggling and other illicit activities.
#Iraq
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