Report: Iran transferred short-range missiles to militia in Deir Ezzor in eastern Syria

According to a pro-opposition media network in Syria, Iran transferred six missiles without launchers to a militia in the city of al-Mayadin

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Militias supported by Iran recently transferred short-range missiles from Iran to the area of Deir Ezzor in eastern Syria, according to a report by Naher Media, which supports the opposition in Syria. The Southfront website said that the network reported that the missiles were handed over to the Abu al-Fadhal al-Abbas militia in the city of al-Mayadin. Six missiles were said to have been transported in three trucks to the militia's arms depots at the al-Rahbah Citadel in the city. Launchers for the missiles will be brought there in the coming days.

It looks like the arms shipments from Iran are arriving regularly in Syria, and Israel's attempts to eliminate the Iranian presence in Syria are a total failure. Forces supported by Iran are showing a heightened presence in the area in Deir Ezzor, mainly in the two cities of al-Mayadin and al-Bukamal. These forces subordinate to Islamic State are responsible for guarding the Syria-Iraq border. Last month, sources said that Iran armed its proxies in Deir Ezzor with Russian-made Krasnopol 2K25 guided artillery rounds.    

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