Senior commander of the Revolutionary Guard militia, Hajj Malek, returns from Damascus to Al-Bukamal

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DeirEzzor24 exclusive report:

DeirEzzor24 network has learned of the return of Haj Malik, the military commander within the Revolutionary Guard militia in the Al-Bukamal sector in Deir Ezor province of Damascus, to Al-Bukamal after a two-day visit.

Hajj Malik is a nom de guerre given to him, and he is considered one of the strongest officers of the Revolutionary Guard in Deir Ezzor, and the third man there after Haj Kamil and Haj Askar.

He is known for his questionable security procedures, including constantly changing cars and staying away from modern premium cars for fear of air strikes.

He does not know the reason for his visit to Damascus, but his deputy in the military sector was among those injured in the Israeli strike targeting the building next to the Iranian consulate in Damascus.

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