Pro-Iranian militias in Iraq threatened Syrian President Ahmad al-Sharaa, warning they will invade Syria if Damascus intervenes against Hezbollah in Lebanon, according to a report by journalist Roi Kais.
Pro-Iranian militias in Iraq issued a direct threat to Syrian President Ahmad al-Sharaa on Monday evening, warning that any Syrian intervention against Hezbollah in Lebanon would trigger an invasion of Syria. The statement, reported by journalist Roi Kais, did not specify which militia groups were behind the threat. The warning comes amid a series of similar threats from Iran-aligned factions in recent weeks. The Zioneer has previously reported on related threats, including an IRGC warning to invade Syria from Iraq and statements from Iraqi Hezbollah Brigades regarding their readiness to join a conflict in Iran.
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