The PMF has declared no security breaches at the Syrian border while emphasizing their readiness to address potential threats. Commander Qasim Musleh stated their training and coordination with security forces and tribal groups are at peak levels, ensuring effective monitoring and intelligence operations.
The Popular Mobilization Forces (PMF) have affirmed that there have been no recorded security breaches along the Syrian border to date. Additionally, PMF leaders emphasized that the Iraqi security forces are fully prepared to respond to any potential aggression at the border.
Qasim Musleh, the commander overseeing operations in Anbar, stated that the PMF has achieved a superior level of training and arms, making them ready for action. He highlighted the effective cooperation among various security agencies, including the military, border patrols, police, and internal security.
Musleh remarked on the high level of coordination with tribal mobilization groups, who actively assist by providing intelligence against Daesh terrorist factions. He noted the comprehensive readiness of all tribal members and security forces to counter any threats on Iraqi borders.
The efforts include an extensive technical and intelligence operation, with strategic monitoring of movements via drones and surveillance cameras, ensuring the tracking of potential threats from both sides of the border. He reiterated that the PMF’s security and intelligence units are continuously working on information gathering, stating, “We have not recorded any security breach on the Syrian-Iraqi border so far.”
The Popular Mobilization Forces have confirmed there are no security breaches on the Syrian border, asserting their readiness to handle any aggression. They have achieved significant advancements in training and armament, benefitting from strong cooperation among security agencies and local tribal forces. Ongoing intelligence efforts remain robust to ensure vigilance along the border.
Original Source: ina.iq
