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By Micah Halpern
August 5, 2012 I've Been Thinking: The Arabic media giant Al Arabia reported on TV that Iran has sent thousands of soldiers to Syria to help Assad. The head of the Joint Military Council confirmed the report and said that 3,000 Iranians soldiers were now in Syria fighting. The Joint Military Council is one of the many groups fighting the Assad regime. He explained that the reason the Assad regime needed Iranian help was that Syrian soldiers were too much of a risk. They could not be trusted as they were likely to defect to his group or to other rebel forces. All this was happening as Assad stepped up his fight using planes and helicopters to reclaim strongholds and pound the rebel fighters in Aleppo and Damascus. The situation in Syria continues to unfold.
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