Iranian militias lure recruits in Syria, monitoring group reports

Cairo: Militias allied with the Iranian Revolutionary Guard have started a military and ideological course in areas under their control in war-wrecked Syria, a monitoring group reported today.

The 40-day course under way in the city of Al Maydan in the eastern governorate of Deir Al Zour has drawn nearly 100 locals, according to the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights.
The Revolutionary Guard command will sort out and distribute the new recruits to its sites spread in Deir Al Zour, the Observatory said.
Iran is a major ally of Syrian President Bashar Al Assad and has established a foothold in the country over nearly a decade of civil war.
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Cairo: Militias allied with the Iranian Revolutionary Guard have started a military and ideological course in areas under their control in war-wrecked Syria, a monitoring group reported today. The 40-day course under way in the city of Al Maydan in the eastern governorate of Deir Al Zour has drawn nearly 100 locals, according to the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights. The Revolutionary Guard command will sort out and distribute the new recruits to its sites spread in Deir Al Zour, the Observatory said. Iran is a major ally of Syrian President Bashar Al Assad and has established a foothold in the country over nearly a decade of civil war. Cairo: Militias allied with the Iranian Revolutionary Guard have started a military and ideological course in areas under their control in war-wrecked Syria, a monitoring group reported today. The 40-day course under way in the city of Al Maydan in the eastern governorate of Deir Al Zour has drawn nearly 100 locals, according to the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights. The Revolutionary Guard command will sort out and distribute the new recruits to its sites spread in Deir Al Zour, the Observatory said.