The Popular Mobilization Forces report no security breaches on the Syrian border, affirming their readiness to confront any aggression. Commander Qasim Musleh stated that they have achieved a high level of training and coordination with security agencies, as well as effective tribal collaboration against Daesh. Monitoring efforts through advanced surveillance technologies are ongoing.
The Popular Mobilization Forces (PMF) announced that there have been no recorded security breaches along the Syrian border. Commanders emphasized their preparedness to confront any potential aggression targeting the Iraqi border. Qasim Musleh, the operations commander for Anbar, stated that the PMF has attained a high level of training and armament, ensuring efficient collaboration among security forces, including the army and police, in this region.
Musleh highlighted the significant coordination with tribal mobilization efforts, asserting that local communities are also contributing intelligence against Daesh terrorist groups. He assured that both tribal members and security personnel stand ready to address any threats on the Iraqi border. Continuous efforts are being made to monitor all movements through advanced technologies such as cameras and drones, as well as thorough intelligence gathering on both sides of the border.
Emphasizing the extensive operations carried out by PMF’s security and intelligence units, Musleh stated, “We have not recorded any security breach on the Syrian-Iraqi border so far,” indicating confidence in their defense strategies and surveillance measures.
In summary, the Popular Mobilization Forces have reported no security breaches on the Syrian border while reinforcing their readiness to confront potential threats. Their high level of training and coordination with various security agencies, along with tribal support, reflects a strong commitment to maintaining national security. Continuous intelligence efforts further enhance their preparedness against terrorist activities.
Original Source: ina.iq
