Al Gullani on the intention: the plot of revolutionary shifts in Syria

The Turkish Gazetsi newspaper revealed details about a secret meeting last week in Benjap in Iraq, during which Iranian program was discussed to assassinate the life of the new Syrian leader Abu Muhammad al-Juanani. According to the report, the meeting was held in a private villa that belonged to a Shiite businessman, attended by senior Iranian Revolutionary Guards and former senior officials in the Syrian regime.

Among the prominent participants in the meeting were the Air Force Commander of the Revolutionary Guards, Amir Ali HajazadadaAnd the former Iranian ambassador in Damascus, Hussein Akbar. A number of former senior officers were attended from the Syrian side, including commanders Assad al-Ali and Muhammad Khalif.

According to the report, the program discussed is part of a large -scale Iranian effort to restore the impact in Syria, after it has been weakened in recent times. The plot includes not only the elimination of Juliani, but also a military coup planning that will take advantage of the internal and external schism in the country.

Participants discussed the strategies for giving up sectarian and ethnic tensions in various areas in Syria, including Sweda, Latakia, Tartus, Homs, Raka, Sallah and Deir a-Zor. The program includes extensive collaboration with the PKK, Hezbollah and the Iraqi “People’s Recruitment”, as well as recruiting Shi’a fighters from Afghanistan and Pakistan.

According to the Turkish newspaper, participants agreed on a comprehensive logistical support system that will include the transfer of weapons through various border crossings, as well as the use of a naval lane between Latakia and South Cyprus. Hezbollah is scheduled to support the operation through continental transfers from Lebanon.

Iranian regime officials estimated that chaos creation in Syria would increase the chance of international involvement, which could lead to increased American support in PKK-controlled areas. This condition, according to their estimation, will allow Tehran to re -organize the regional system in favor of its interests.