Iranian Cultrual Center delegation vists sites in Deir Ezzor

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On Friday, January 29, 2021, a delegation of the Iranian Cultural Center in Deir Ezzor visted the central park in central Deir Ezzor city.

The delegation visted the Farmex Company in the Masaken al-Hezb neighborhood . Earlier, the Iranian Revolutionary Guards (IRGC) militia turned the compnay building into a headquarters. The delegation vowed to provide solar power panels to the headquarters at the expense of the Iranian Cultural Center.

The delegation visited the sites amidst IRGC’ austere security measures.

Iranian Cultrual Center delegation vists sites in Deir Ezzor

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Assad’s forces continue to comb western and southern badiyah of Deir Ezzor

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Maintaining the Euphrates water channel and restarting five water stations in Deir Ezzor to enhance supply stability

The Euphrates Dam closes an additional spillway gate and reduces water passes to 900 cubic meters per second

Maintaining the Euphrates water channel and restarting five water stations in Deir Ezzor to enhance supply stability

The Public Prosecutor in Raqqa directs the continuation of the work of competent courts and bureaus outside working hours and official holidays

The Euphrates Dam closes an additional spillway gate and reduces water passes to 900 cubic meters per second

Maintaining the Euphrates water channel and restarting five water stations in Deir Ezzor to enhance supply stability

The Public Prosecutor in Raqqa directs the continuation of the work of competent courts and bureaus outside working hours and official holidays

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