Haider Nemati, the governor and head of the Security Council of Mehran County, announced that today, Thursday, October 8, a readiness exercise of the Iraqi border forces will be held along the border and inside the territory of this country. This exercise is designed to enhance the operational capability and readiness of the Iraqi border forces in various conditions.
Consequences of Hearing Sounds from the Exercise
Nemati noted in an interview with the media that due to the implementation of training and exercise programs, there is a possibility of hearing sounds from gunfire and other training activities in some areas of Mehran County. He considered this matter normal and said: "Citizens should know that hearing these sounds is due to the holding of the exercise and there is no cause for concern."
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Call for Calm and Cooperation from the People
The governor of Mehran urged citizens not to feel worried or anxious if they hear gunfire or explosions and to refrain from spreading rumors. Nemati, while appreciating the calmness and cooperation of the people, emphasized: "This exercise is being held on Iraqi soil and people can continue their daily activities without worry."
This exercise is part of the pre-determined programs of the Iraqi border forces and demonstrates their efforts to maintain border security and readiness against potential threats. Given the geographical location of Mehran County and its proximity to the Iraqi border, ensuring security and tranquility in this area is of special importance to the residents.
With the holding of this exercise, local officials hope that in addition to enhancing the operational capability of the Iraqi border forces, the concerns of the people will be minimized and they can continue their normal lives. In this regard, close communication between officials and the public can play an effective role in reducing concerns and providing accurate information.
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