
What has happened to the Pakistani and Afghan fighters linked to Iran’s ‘Axis of Resistance’ in Syria?
Iran’s “Axis of Resistance” included proxy groups based in Syria, established to support the Assad regime as part of Iran’s strategy to enhance its influence throughout the Middle East. The Fatemiyoun Brigade consisted of Afghan Shiite fighters recruited from Iran, while the Zainebiyoun Brigade was formed by their Pakistani counterparts. During the peak of the Syrian civil war, these two factions participated in significant battles, … Continue reading What has happened to the Pakistani and Afghan fighters linked to Iran’s ‘Axis of Resistance’ in Syria?