Nawaf Al-Bashir seeks to attract the largest number of young men to his militia

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DeirEzzor24 exclusive report:

The commander of the Al-Baqir militia, Nawaf Al-Bashir, directed to move with all force to attract the largest number of young people from Deir Ezzor province to the militia, according to what was reported by the DeirEzzor 24 network correspondent.

Our correspondent said that Al-Bashir held several meetings centered around the need to attract new fighters to the militia, and to activate the work of the relief office within it to encourage families to volunteer their children. He also instructed to entice those to join the ranks of the militia with high salaries and rewards.

This activity of “Al-Bashir” coincides with the attempts of the Assad regime and Iranian militias to exploit the security situation in the areas east of the Euphrates under the control of the SDF.

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