Exodus: Syrian Troops Seek Refuge in Iraq

Approximately 2,000 Syrian troops have crossed into Iraq, seeking refuge in Al-Qaim as reported by the town's mayor, Turki Al-Mahlawi. Some of the soldiers are injured and are receiving medical attention. This movement marks a significant migration amid the ongoing turmoil in the region.


Devdiscourse News Desk | Updated: 07-12-2024 20:39 IST | Created: 07-12-2024 20:39 IST
Exodus: Syrian Troops Seek Refuge in Iraq
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In a significant development amid regional unrest, around 2,000 Syrian troops have crossed into Iraq, according to Turki Al-Mahlawi, the mayor of the Al-Qaim border town.

These forces, seeking refuge, have made the transition amidst the turbulence at the Syrian-Iraqi border.

Some of the soldiers were reported to have sustained injuries and are currently undergoing medical treatment, highlighting the dire conditions faced during their exodus.

(With inputs from agencies.)

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