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Report: Syria sent military personnel to assist Saudi Arabia against the Houthis

Translated from: דיווח: סוריה שלחה אנשי צבא לסייע לסעודיה מול החות'ים

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ישראל היום
“דיווח: סוריה שלחה אנשי צבא לסייע לסעודיה מול החות'ים”

סוכנות הידיעות "רויטרס" מדווחת על סמך שני מקורות צבאיים סוריים ובכיר אמריקני, כי בשבועות האחרונים עברו עשרות אנשי צבא מסוריה לסעודיה • על פי המקורות, המעבר נעשה לצורך אימון יחידות סעודיות ותימניות ושיפור כשיורות קרבית

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Israel Hayom
“Report: Syria sends military personnel to help Saudi Arabia counter Houthis”

Syria is providing Saudi Arabia with military advice and training as the kingdom faces attacks by the Houthis in Yemen, and has sent a limited number of military personnel to the country, Reuters reported Friday, citing two Syrian military sources and a senior US official. According to the Syrian sources, who have direct knowledge of […] The post Report: Syria sends military personnel to help Saudi Arabia counter Houthis appeared first on www.israelhayom.com .

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