The Syrian Observatory for Human Rights reported today, Monday, the arrival of a new batch of fuel from Iraqi lands to pro-Iranian factions in the western Euphrates region. “The pro-Iranian arrived during the past hours, two of them carrying diesel while the third carrying gasoline.
He added that the tankers entered through crossings used by the pro-Iranian factions between Iraq and Syria, and headed to the archaeological area of Shibli located within the desert of Al-Mayadin. In the eastern countryside of Deir Ezzor, it was emptied there into large underground tanks.
The Syrian Observatory had published on the fifth of this September, that a new batch of tankers loaded with fuel entered Syrian territory during the past hours, coming from Iraq About 39 tankers entered through the crossings under the control of the militias affiliated with Iran in Al-Mayadin and Al-Bukamal in the eastern countryside of Deir ez-Zor, and the tankers took the Deir ez-Zor road heading towards Homs and from there to Lebanon. The first batch included 50 At least one tanker.
According to the sources of the Syrian Observatory, at least 9 tanks from among the batch that entered during the past hours, headed to the city of Al-Mayadin under the protection of the “Abu al-Fadl al-Abbas” militia, where they emptied the tanks into tanks. A large area, which was established by ISIS during the period of its control over the area in the vicinity of Al-Shibli Antiquities in the Al-Mayadin desert, before the “Abu Al-Fadl Al-Abbas” militia recently re-maintained it, and this comes in light of the scarcity of fuel within the areas of influence of the Syrian regime and its allies in Deir ez-Zor.
