Local sources reported that the Iranian militias transferred a number of families of its members to Hajira town, south of the capital, Damascus.

"Voice of the Capital" network said that the Iranian Revolutionary Guard transferred 11 Shiite families of its members stationed in the region, including Iranian and Afghan nationals, and others of Iraqi nationality.

It pointed out that the Revolutionary Guards transported families via four buses to transport passengers, “buses,” coming from the vicinity of Palmyra, accompanied by Revolutionary Guard patrols to protect them, noting that the Iranian militias housed the families in homes that they had previously controlled in the area, including homes in the area separating Hajira. and Mrs. Zainab.

The network added that some families were settled in houses on the outskirts of Hajira on the side of Sbeineh town, in addition to three families who were moved to houses in the center of the town.

It is noteworthy that the Shiite militias transferred, during the last two years, dozens of families from the towns of “Kafriya” and “Al Foah” in Idlib countryside, after the agreement of the four cities to evacuate the two mentioned towns, to “Hujaira town” to reside there, with the aim of turning it into a safety belt to protect “the shrine of the lady.” Zainab, south of the capital, according to the network.