Everyone tried to escape from this hell as quickly as possible. At that moment, artillery shells were heavily falling on the Hafar Bridge. As a result, some were forced to swim to the shore, but due to the swift current of the water, a large number of them drowned, and the water carried their bodies to the shores of Kuwait, which were later handed over to Iraq.
Accounts from Several Commanders on the Operation of Thamen al-Aimah (AS)
During the Operation Thamen al-Aimah, soldiers faced heavy artillery fire while trying to escape. Many attempted to swim to safety but drowned due to strong currents, with their bodies eventually reaching Kuwait and being returned to Iraq. This highlights the dangers faced by Iranian forces during military operations.
👥 Key Players
📰 What Happened
During Operation Thamen al-Aimah, Iranian soldiers faced intense artillery fire while attempting to escape, leading many to drown in the swift currents of a river. Their bodies were later recovered and returned to Iraq.
- Heavy artillery fire was reported during the operation.
- Many soldiers drowned while trying to swim to safety.
💡 Why It Matters
📚 Background
Iran and Iraq have a complex history of conflict and cooperation, particularly following the Iran-Iraq War. Military operations in this area often reflect ongoing tensions.
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