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Syrian Forces Take Control of Al-Tanf Base

(MENAFN) The Syrian government has assumed control of the strategic al-Tanf base, located near the junction of the Iraqi and Jordanian borders, after nearly a decade of US presence.

Government sources confirmed on Wednesday that the Syrian Army has deployed personnel to the facility. US forces reportedly relocated to a nearby site known as Tower 22, situated close to the demilitarized zone along the Jordan-Syria border, approximately 22 kilometers (13 miles) from al-Tanf.

While the al-Tanf base previously hosted around 200 US troops at its peak, there is no verified information on the number of personnel now stationed at Tower 22.

The al-Tanf installation, which was expanded in 2017 and 2018, had been used by the US alongside surveillance balloons to monitor military activity by Iran-backed groups and the ISIS (Daesh) terrorist organization across a wide area stretching from the Jordanian border to the Euphrates River.

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