PNN – While warning about the consequences of terrorist movements in Syria on the security of Iraq, the first deputy speaker of the Iraqi parliament considered the failures of the Zionist regime in Lebanon and Gaza as the reason for the activation of terrorists in Syria.
According to the report of Pakistan News Network, citing Al-Mayadeen network, “Mohsen Al-Mandlawi”, the first deputy speaker of the Iraqi Parliament, warned about the dangers of terrorist movements in Syria and its consequences on the security of Iraq.
He said: The defeats of the Zionist regime in Lebanon and Gaza are the reason for the activation of terrorism (in Syria) with the aim of isolating the Palestinian support fields.
Al-Mandlawi emphasized the necessity of implementing preventive operations in order to prevent the return of terrorism to Iraq.
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Armed terrorist groups in northern Syria attacked this city yesterday from the east of Aleppo.
The media affiliated with the terrorist groups have published videos and photos claiming that they have occupied the west and the center of Aleppo city.
The terrorists have also claimed that they have occupied the military airport “Abul Dahhour” in the southern rift of Idlib.
Two Syrian military sources told Reuters on Saturday that Russian and Syrian warplanes bombed terrorist elements based in the city of Aleppo.
These sources emphasized: In the airstrikes that were probably carried out by the Russian army, the positions of the terrorists were targeted in the neighborhood of “Aleppo al-Jadeed” in the west of Aleppo city.
At the same time, Russia’s Sputnik news agency announced the arrival of large reinforcements and equipment of the Syrian army to the city of Aleppo through the “Khanasir” road and announced that at the same time, the fighters and artillery units of the Syrian army continue to bombard and shell the aid and support lines of the armed elements that are moving towards the west of the city of Aleppo.