Syrian president advised by Iraq to avoid Lebanese conflict

News reports have circulated that Syrian President Ahmed al-Shirazi received advice in recent days from the Iraqi government not to get involved in the Lebanese issue, especially amid the American and Saudi escalation aimed at pushing Damascus to intervene in Lebanon and confront Hezbollah. Sources confirmed that the Iraqi message warned that any Syrian engagement in Lebanon would have direct effects on Syria itself, and that Iraqi resistance factions would not remain silent if Lebanese Shiites or Hezbollah were to face any danger from Syrian territory, with a threat of potential Iraqi cooperation against Syria. Additionally, Damascus informed Iraqi officials that the United States had asked Syria to intervene against Hezbollah, but Syria refused this request and decided to maintain stability and avoid escalation at this stage.

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