Bürgerkrieg in Syrien
29.11.2016 um 11:02@Maite
Am Golan haben längst schon IRGC und Hisbollah die Aktivitäten für eine weitere Front gegen Israel aufgenommen. Mohammed Naghdi war vor Monaten in Quneitra und mittlerweile werden die ersten Basen gebaut.
Die verbliebenen Bewohner können sich dann auf die totale Militarisierung ihrer Ortschaften einstellen:
Am Golan haben längst schon IRGC und Hisbollah die Aktivitäten für eine weitere Front gegen Israel aufgenommen. Mohammed Naghdi war vor Monaten in Quneitra und mittlerweile werden die ersten Basen gebaut.
The commander of a key Iranian military force recently visited the border between Israel and Syria, Iran said. General Mohammad Reza Naghdi, commander of the Basij Resistance Force, toured the abandoned Syrian town of Quneitra on the Golan Heights, the semi-official Iranian Fars news agency reported.http://www.timesofisrael.com/top-iranian-commander-visited-israeli-syrian-border/
Iran's IRGC and Hizbullah have been setting up bases on the Syrian sector of the Golan and in other parts of southern Syria.http://www.upi.com/Top_News/Opinion/2016/09/06/Israel-girds-for-Golan-war-with-Iran-Hezbollah/7361473167287/
If Assad manages to stay in power, he will likely have to surrender control of the Golan to Iran and Hizbullah to threaten Israel.
Die verbliebenen Bewohner können sich dann auf die totale Militarisierung ihrer Ortschaften einstellen:
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