Resigning From Aleppo, More Than 1,000 Syrian Army Received By Iraq At The Border

Aleppo's condition in Syria after rebel militants continued to advance to control the Syrian government. ( X The White Helmets @SyriaCivivilDef

JAKARTA - Iraq has received more than 1,000 Syrian soldiers crossing the border checkpoint of the two countries in Al-Qa'im, Anbar Province.

Citing Tass from the Iraqi news agency, Sunday, December 8, the soldiers were greeted and given the necessary assistance.

Syrian troops from Aleppo withdrew to their country's border areas with Iraq following orders from the Syrian military command and as Bangian preparing to face counter-attacks.

This was also reviewed by the extremist militant group Hayat Tahrir al-Sham (HTS), which is supported by the US, Turkey, and Israel but banned by Russia, seized power in northern Syria on November 27

On December 5, the Syrian Armed Forces Command announced that the HTS group led by Abu Mohammed al-Golani infiltrated a number of areas in Hama.

According to the statement, the Syrian government's military tasked with defending the Hama has been withdrawn from the city.

Two days later, December 7, the Syrian Ministry of Defense announced that military units operating in the south of the country were being re-clustered in accordance with its military strategic plans.