PMF Reports No Security Breaches on Syrian Border and Readiness to Respond

The Popular Mobilization Forces (PMF) declared that no security breaches have occurred on the Syrian border. There is a high level of coordination among Iraqi security forces, including the army and police, as they remain prepared to face any potential threats. The PMF has emphasized its ongoing intelligence efforts and surveillance operations.

On Tuesday, the Popular Mobilization Forces (PMF) reported that there have been no recorded security breaches along the Syrian border. The PMF emphasized their preparedness to confront any potential aggression targeting the Iraqi border.

Qasim Musleh, commander of Anbar sector operations, stated that the PMF has achieved significant advancements in training and armament. He highlighted effective collaboration among all security branches, including the army, police, and border patrols, as well as coordination with tribal mobilization efforts against Daesh.

Musleh underscored the readiness of both tribal members and security forces to respond to any threats, indicating that comprehensive security measures are in place. This includes intelligence operations utilizing cameras, drones, and information sources from both sides of the border.

He noted that the PMF’s intelligence services actively pursue information around the clock and reaffirmed that there have been no security breaches reported on the Syrian-Iraqi border to date.

The Popular Mobilization Forces affirmed their operational integrity along the Syrian border, citing effective training and inter-agency collaboration. With a focus on preparedness against potential threats, they maintain continuous surveillance and intelligence efforts, ensuring comprehensive border security. As of now, no breaches have been recorded, reflecting the PMF’s commitment to vigilance and readiness.

Original Source: ina.iq