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Impact on Syrian internal politics due to Iranian military support by June 30, 2025
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Iran Plans to Send Missiles, Drones to Syria to Support Assad
Dec 6, 2024, 10:51 AM
Iran has decided to escalate its military support for Syria, according to a senior Iranian official quoted by Reuters. The official stated that Tehran has taken all necessary steps to increase the number of its military advisors in Syria, providing intelligence and satellite support. Iran is likely to send military equipment, including missiles and drones, to bolster the Syrian government's forces led by President Assad. This decision comes amidst ongoing conflicts in the region, with Syria and Russia intensifying their military operations.
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