The Popular Mobilization Forces (PMF) reported no security breaches on the Syrian border. PMF’s commander, Qasim Musleh, emphasized their preparation and high-level training in collaboration with all security agencies to counter any threats. They utilize advanced surveillance technologies to maintain border security.
The Popular Mobilization Forces (PMF) announced on Tuesday that they have not observed any security breaches along the Syrian border. They emphasized their preparedness to counter any potential aggression directed at the Iraqi border, underscoring effective collaboration among various security agencies, including the army, police, and tribal forces.
Qasim Musleh, the commander of the Anbar sector operations, expressed confidence in PMF’s capabilities, stating, “The Popular Mobilization Forces (PMF) have reached a high level of training and armament… and there is serious and effective cooperation between all security agencies.” He highlighted the ongoing support from tribal mobilization in gathering intelligence against Daesh terrorist groups.
Musleh stated that both tribal members and security personnel are prepared to respond to any hostile actions at the borders. He mentioned the extensive technical, intelligence, and security measures in place to monitor movements on both sides of the border, reinforced by surveillance technology such as cameras and drones. “Our movements are extensive, and the PMF’s security and intelligence services are working day and night to obtain information,” he noted, reiterating, “We have not recorded any security breach on the Syrian-Iraqi border so far.”
The Popular Mobilization Forces maintain that the security situation along the Syrian border is stable, with no reported breaches. Their readiness to tackle potential threats is bolstered by high-level training, coordination among various security agencies, and robust intelligence efforts. The PMF, alongside tribal forces, is committed to ensuring safety and vigilance against any aggressions.
Original Source: ina.iq
