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The Iraqi Hezbollah militia seizes orchards west of Al-Bukamal for this reason!

18/11/2024
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DeirEzzor24 exclusive report

The Iraqi Hezbollah militia seized a number of orchards in the town of Al-Jalaa in the Albukamal countryside east of Deir Ezzor, according to a reporter of the DeirEzzor24 Network.

Our reportersaid that the militia’s goal in seizing these orchards is to establish camps and bases to launch missiles from among them.

The militia raised earthen barriers around the orchards it seized, to ensure that civilians cannot photograph the orchards and identify their locations.

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