Senior Revolutionary Guard commander leaves Syria for Iran for treatment

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DeirEzzor24 exclusive report:

A private source told the DeirEzzor24 network today that Hajj Askar, the second man in the Revolutionary Guard militia and the commander of Al-Mayadeen and Al-Bukamal sectors, left Syrian territory towards Tehran for the purpose of treatment.

The source continued that Askar sustained an injury in the last American air strike against Iranian militias, with shrapnel in the thigh and another that was discovered in the abdomen, and he assigned Hajj Maxim, the official in charge of graduating courses in the Revolutionary Guard militia, to carry out his duties until he returns from the treatment trip.

It is noteworthy that Hajj Aska left Al-Bukamal for Damascus shortly after the last strike on Al-bukamal more than a month ago, heading to Damascus to receive treatment, then leaving for Tehran to complete it.

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