The Popular Mobilization Forces affirmed no security breaches occurred along the Syrian border, emphasizing preparedness against aggression. Commander Qasim Musleh highlighted rigorous training and cooperation among security agencies, alongside advanced surveillance measures to ensure safety.
The Popular Mobilization Forces (PMF) reported on Tuesday that there have been no security breaches recorded along the Syrian border. They emphasized their preparedness to counter any aggression directed towards the Iraqi border. Qasim Musleh, the commander of Anbar sector operations, asserted the PMF’s high level of training and armament, highlighting effective cooperation among various security agencies, including the army and police.
Musleh further noted that there is strong coordination with tribal mobilization forces, who actively contribute intelligence against Daesh terrorist groups. He stated that all tribal members and security forces are prepared to address any threats to the Iraqi border. The current security approach involves comprehensive surveillance utilizing technology such as cameras and drones, allowing close monitoring of movements on both sides of the border.
The PMF’s intelligence and security services work tirelessly to gather information, and according to Musleh, “We have not recorded any security breach on the Syrian-Iraqi border so far.” This statement underscores their commitment to ensuring the safety and security of the region.
The Popular Mobilization Forces have confirmed there are no recorded security breaches along the Syrian border, showcasing their readiness to confront any potential threats. With a focus on effective collaboration between various security agencies and advanced surveillance techniques, the PMF is well-prepared to maintain stability in the area. This proactive stance contributes to the overall security of Iraq against terrorist organizations.
Original Source: ina.iq
