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Iranian-backed militias seek to expand their activities in Deir Ezzor

15/04/2024
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DeirEzzor24 exclusive report:

The DeirEzzor24 Network learned from a private source that the so-called “Hajj Abu Ruqayyah,” who is in charge of the Friends Park (Karamish) in the Hawija Sakr neighborhood in the city of Deir Ezzor, has begun security measures in the area.

The source said that the so-called “Hajj Abu Ruqayyah” invited the people of the town of Hatla and neighboring villages to take their children on tours and trips to his garden and to hold courses in Iranian cultural centers.

It is noteworthy that the Iranian-backed militias are seeking to expand their activities in Deir Ezzor with regard to attracting families through recreational trips and activities related to children.

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