Iranian militias use civilians as human shields in Al-Bukamal

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DeirEzzor24 exclusive report:

A DeirEzzor24 network correspondent said that the Iranian militias were evacuating their headquarters in the city of Albukamal, after detecting any drone or military aircraft flying over the city.

Our reporter added that the militias deploy their members among civilians to use them as human shields, and hide their cars in commercial stores for fear of being targeted.

The people are afraid of targeting markets and populated neighborhoods, but they are unable to prevent the militias from spreading among them for fear of being arrested.

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