16 Iranian Guards and Afghan mercenaries killed in Syria, report

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Funeral for some of the  Iranian  Revolutionary Guards members and Afghan mercenaries killed in  Daraa , Syria
Funeral in Mashhad , Iran for members  of the Iranian Revolutionary Guards  and Afghan mercenaries killed in Daraa , Syria

The remains of sixteen Iranian Revolutionary Guards and their Afghan mercenaries who were recently killed while fighting for  the regime of  Syrian president Bashar Al-Assad in Syria have been buried in Iran, according to report by Iranian News Website NCR

Funeral services for the seven Afghans, identified as Reza Bakhshi, Mohmoud Hakimi, Javid Yousefi, Nematollah Najafi, Ghassem Sadat, Hossein Hoseini and Ali Reza Tavasooli, were held on Wednesday in the city of Mashhad, the report said .

The  NCR report added:

Ali Reza Tavasooli, one of the most prominent foreign mercenaries of the Iranian regime fighting for the Assad  regime was killed on Saturday in the southern province of Daraa.

Tavassoli, who commanded a brigade of Afghans dispatched by the Iranian regime to Syria, was close to Qassem Suleimani, the commander of the Iranian regime’s terrorist Quds Force.

Mohammad Sahebkaram Ardekani, another IRGC captain, has been killed in Syria on March 3 and his remains will be transferred to Iran in the coming days.

Farhad Khosheh, a member of the IRGC who has been in Syria is to be buried in the city of Langerod in Iran on Thursday.

A burial service was held for Mohammad Ali Khavari in the city of Varamin on Wednesday.

The remains of Naeem Rezaei and Hossein Ahmadi who were both from Afghanistan and dispatched by the regime to Syria were buried in the city of Karaj.

Prior to these burials two other Afghans were buried in the city of Esfahan. They were identified as Hossein Jaffari and Mohammad Hosseini.

The Iranian regime does not announce the rank and the number of those killed in Syria.

The reports of burial services held in Iran for IRGC members and their Afghan mercenaries have risen and include high ranking commanders.

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