Assad militias reinforcements arrive in the Deir Ezzor desert

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DeirEzzor24 spotted the arrival of a PMF convoy in the western Deir Ezzor desert after Daesh launched an attack on Hezbolllah and Zaynabiyon militia. Convoys of reinforcements were also sent to the Iraqi and Lebanese Hezbollah in the Mayadeen desert.

Daesh sleeper cells launched a sudden attack by motorcycle bombs on the Al-Masrib desert, which is witnessing a relative calm while the Assad militias and their supporters were preoccupied with settlements, and as a result of the attack resulted in the death and injury of a number of Assad militia fighters.

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