Iran’s regime has formed what it calls the ‘Liberation Army’ whose units as it says will be deployed in Arab countries, according to reports.
Currently, Iran is involved in large scale, in multiple conflicts notably Syria and Yemen and also interferes in internal affairs of Iraq and Lebanon through its proxies.
Mohammad Ali Al Falaki, who heads the “Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps”, said in an interview published on Friday by Al Mashriq news that Iran is involved on three fronts: Iraq, Syria and Yemen.
Iran “created the Liberation Army in Syria under the leadership of Qassem Soleimani”, said Falaki, who leads forces in Syria.
Soleimani who is in US terrorist list is the head of the Revolutionary Guard Corps’ elite Quds Force.
“The forces that belong to this army are not Iranians only. In any place where there is a fight, we organise and supply the army from the people of the area,” said Falaki.
According to different and multiple reports  Tehran has been recruiting tens of thousands of Afghanis to step up the country’s efforts in the Syrian war, offering them salaries to join the war on the side of Bashar al-Assad .

Source: Agencies, 20 Aug. 2016