Iranian militias use shops as safehouses in Al-Mayadin

This post is also available in: العربية

The article’s picture is expressive

DeirEzzor24 exclusive report:

A DeirEzzor24 network reporter said today that the Iranian militias who operate in the city of Al-Mayadin are using civilian stores as safehouses to hide their tanks and vehicles.

He added that the militias have resorted to hiding their heavy military vehicles in empty shops, to prevent them from being captured by the coalition’s reconnaissance drones.

It is noteworthy that the Iranian militias have taken a set of security steps, in the past few days, in the areas under their control in Deir Ezzor for fear of being targeted by coalition aircraft.

Iranian militias use shops as safehouses in Al-Mayadin

The Iranian Revolutionary Guard militia relocate weapons depots from the Al-Bukamal countryside

The military security prevents the entry of food into al-Bukamal city

🧐

US Central Command announces the implementation of a qualitative operation in Deir Ezzor

The Revolutionary Guards Militia is accelerating the graduation of its courses in Deir Ezzor

Revolutionary Guards militia transfers elements from Al-Mayadeen to Tadmur

Syrian Telecom reconnects Raqqa to the national grid via a new fiber optic route

Gasoline crisis worsens in Hasakah.. Waiting lines for days and increasing suffering for drivers

Syrian Telecom reconnects Raqqa to the national grid via a new fiber optic route

Gasoline crisis worsens in Hasakah.. Waiting lines for days and increasing suffering for drivers

Rehabilitation of the Sbikhan – Khneifiss water station and a new 7.5-kilometre network to enhance water services east of Deir Ezzor

Syrian Telecom reconnects Raqqa to the national grid via a new fiber optic route

Gasoline crisis worsens in Hasakah.. Waiting lines for days and increasing suffering for drivers

Rehabilitation of the Sbikhan – Khneifiss water station and a new 7.5-kilometre network to enhance water services east of Deir Ezzor

Rehabilitation work begins on the Soussa–Al-Marashda Bridge after it was damaged by the rise in the Euphrates level

More than 7,000 outpatient clinic visitors at the National Hospital in Raqqa during May