“Eye of the Euphrates” has published on its social media sites maps and detailed locations of 13 key Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) positions in the strategic Syrian city of al-Bukamal. The page, which was created last year and has more than 122,000 followers, published a video showing a truck transporting arms and ammunition from one base to another. It noted that the Iranian militias have gone on high alert and were changing their deployment locations. Fatemiyoun leader in al-Bukamal Salman al-Irani has pledged a financial award to whoever provides information on the persons monitoring and taking photographs of Iranian militia bases. Such developments come amid unprecedented tension between Iranian and Russian forces in the wake of Russian measures east of the Euphrates to limit Iranian influence in the area. Among the locations revealed by “Eye of the Euphrates” is a site on the banks of the Euphrates river on the other side of al-Baghouz village which now falls under the control of the Syrian Democratic Forces. The site is a main base for Iranian militias, where 150 Fatemiyoun members are located. Another map showed two key locations in Hay Jamiat, the first belonging to Hezbollah and the second to Harakat al-Nujaba. This neighborhood also includes two headquarters for intelligence agents, one belonging to Hezbollah and the other to the IRGC. According to “Eye of the Euphrates,” the headquarters of Zainebiyoun militias who are specialized in night patrols are widespread as well. In Bukamal’s countryside, there is a base for the Fatemiyoun that constantly erects checkpoints to inspect civilians. A meeting bringing together the national security advisers of Russia, the US, and Israel was held in Jerusalem last week to discuss Iranian presence in Syria and urged Moscow to engage in downsizing Iranian power.