Yesterday, local sources reported that the Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps sent large military reinforcements, the second of their kind, during the month of August, including shipments of missiles and dozens of elements, to their positions east of Homs, in the Syrian desert.

The local Ain Al Furat news network reported that reinforcements for the Iranian Revolutionary Guards militia arrived at the T4 military airport in the eastern countryside of Homs.

The reinforcements included 14 trucks and 6 military vehicles carrying dozens of medium-range missiles, and about 80 Iraqi and Iranian fighters.

Trucks and vehicles entered Syrian territory, according to the opposition Radio Al-Kul website, coming from Iraq, through the railway crossing in the village of Al-Hari, east of Deir Ezzor, under the protection of the "Iraqi Popular Mobilization Forces" militia, backed by the "Revolutionary Guard" militia.

After that, a convoy of military reinforcements was sent to the desert of Homs, amid a military alert that continued along the road, until reaching the airport, and then the cargo was unloaded at the military depots at T4 Airport.