🇸🇾#Syria—Military reinforcements from the #Iranian militias have reached various areas in the northern Syrian province of #Aleppo in past days. The
reinforcement included heavy weapons, missile launchers, mortars, a large number of weapons i.e. Kalashnikovs & sniper rifles. 1/7
reinforcement included heavy weapons, missile launchers, mortars, a large number of weapons i.e. Kalashnikovs & sniper rifles. 1/7
An #Iranian plane had landed at Damascus Intl Airport with hundreds of operatives, most of them Afghan and Pakistani citizens, experts in rocket and rocket launchers, and they were later transferred To the city of #Aleppo. 2/7
The weapons & the fighters had been transferred to the militia HQ in Bab al-Nirb, in the center of #Aleppo, where Hajj "Jawad al-Gafari" is located. Al-Gafari reinforced the HQ with weapons & fighters, & sent other forces to the town of al-Wadihi الوضيحي, south of Aleppo. 3/7
The additional forces entered the Al-Nujba Kharqa militia HQ in southern #Aleppo province. The militia of the #IRGC Abu al-Fadl al-Abbas brigade transferred some of its heavy weapons, fighters, vehicles to AlWadihi, controlled by Syrian regime & Iranians in southern Aleppo. 4/7
The #IRGC militia transferred a huge number of fighters, heavy artillery & weapons to al-Wadihi, also about 340 fighters from the Saida Zinab area in #Damascus to the town of Sefirah سفيرة, southeast of #Aleppo, to establish its HQ near the Assad regime's defense compound. 5/7
The #Syrian security compound in the area of the town of a-Safira was formerly the largest #chemical weapons factory in the Middle East. According to foreign sources the factory is currently used for the production of ammunition & explosive barrels. 6/7
🚨In the past, long-range Scud missile warheads were also stored at the site of a-Safira. It is not inconceivable that the #Iranians will try to operate the production lines at the factory in the field of #ballistic missile production.
7/7 @CENTCOM @IDF
7/7 @CENTCOM @IDF
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