Escaping bash code sequence inside a powershell script - linux

Question

I need to connect from PowerShell to a Linux machine, get some folders that match a name and afterwards delete them (if you're asking why, cleanup for a test environment).
To accomplish this, I'm using the SSH.NET library (details here) and my script looks like this so far:
New-SshSession -ComputerName UbuntuMachine -Username root -Password test1234
Invoke-SshCommand -InvokeOnAll -Command {\
cd /dev;\
shopt -s nullglob;\
backupsToDelete=(Nostalgia*);\
printf "%s\n" "${backupsToDelete[#]}";\
for i in "${backupsToDelete[#]}"\
do\
printf $i\
done}
Everything works fine until I reach the point where I need to loop through my backupsToDelete array. It seems that for some reason, PowerShell is treating the for loop as it's own statement and not a bash one, everything resulting in an error:
At C:\Users\Administrator\Desktop\CleanupLinux.ps1:7 char:6
+ for i in "${backupsToDelete[#]}"\
+ ~
Missing opening '(' after keyword 'for'.
+ CategoryInfo : ParserError: (:) [], ParseException
+ FullyQualifiedErrorId : MissingOpenParenthesisAfterKeyword
Is there any way to tell PowerShell to not execute these kind of statements as it's own? Or maybe a different approach?

Answer 1

$command = "#
{\
cd /dev;\
shopt -s nullglob;\
backupsToDelete=(Nostalgia*);\
printf "%s\n" "${backupsToDelete[#]}";\
for i in "${backupsToDelete[#]}"\
do\
printf $i\
done}
#"
New-SshSession -ComputerName UbuntuMachine -Username root -Password test1234
Invoke-SshCommand -InvokeOnAll -Command $command
try like so.