Iran’s Iraq Ally Tells Sudani To Deploy Army To Syria, Hezbollah ‘Not Ready To Send Fighters | Assad

Lebanon’s Hezbollah, reeling from a devastating war with Israel, will not send fighters to northern Syria for now, as per a report. Hezbollah does not currently intend to send fighters to northern Syria to support the Syrian army there, three sources told Reuters on Dec. 2. According to Reuters, no requests had been made by Syria for intervention or help. Hezbollah sent thousands of fighters to prop up Syrian President Bashar al-Assad and his forces at the start of the uprising in Syria.Meanwhile, Iraq’s powerful Iran-aligned Kataeb Hezbollah armed group has called on Baghdad to send troops to Syria. Kataeb Hezbollah made the appeal in a statement shared on pro-Iranian Telegram channels on Dec. 2. Kataeb Hezbollah, part of the Iran-backed “axis of resistance”, said the group had not yet decided to deploy its own fighters but urged Baghdad to act. n18oc_world n18oc_crux0:00 INTRODUCTION2:45 IDF VOWS TO “PREVENT WEAPONS SMUGGLING” FROM IRAN4:18 HEZBOLLAH ‘WON’T SEND’ FIGHTERS TO SYRIA