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Pro-Iranian militias enter Syria from Iraq to aid beleaguered Syrian army, Reuters reports
- Iranian-Backed Iraqi militias have entered Syria to assist the government's counteroffensive against insurgents who took over Aleppo, as reported by Reuters.
- Approximately 200 militiamen crossed into Syria through the Bou Kamal border crossing to reinforce efforts in Aleppo.
- Although insurgents aim to advance towards Damascus, life in the capital remains undisturbed, and Hezbollah has no current plans to join the conflict.
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Iraqi Fighters Join Syrian Battle as Rebels Exploit Regional Power Distractions - The Media Line
A massive deployment of Iran-backed Iraqi fighters crossed […] The post Iraqi Fighters Join Syrian Battle as Rebels Exploit Regional Power Distractions appeared first on The Media Line.
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Almost 50,000 displaced in a few days. The Israelis are also intervening. The dialogue card will be tried in Doha (ANSA)
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Iraqi fighters head to Syria to battle rebels but Lebanon’s Hezbollah stays out, sources say - West Hawaii Today
AMMAN/BEIRUT — Hundreds of Iran-backed Iraqi fighters crossed into Syria on Monday to help the government fight rebels who seized Aleppo last week, but Lebanon’s Hezbollah has no plans for now to join them, according to sources.
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