بعد نحو 9 أشهر من سقوط النظام السابق، قبضت قوات الأمن السورية في محافظة اللاذقية على أحد عناصر نظام بشار الأسد، ويعرف بأنه «قناص الأسد».
وأعلنت مصادر محلية أن محمد داود ناصر، الملقب بـ«قناص الأسد»، عمل قناصاً في قوات النظام السابق وقتل العشرات من السوريين.
وأفاد ناشطون سوريون على مواقع التواصل الاجتماعي، بأن داود يعد أحد أذرع القمع التي ارتكبت جرائم بشعة بحق أبناء الشعب السوري، وتلاحقه اتهامات بارتكاب انتهاكات خلال فترة عمله كقناص.
وذكرت وزارة الداخلية السورية أن داود عمل في منطقة جبل التركمان، ثم انتقل إلى قرية الزويقات في جبل الأكراد المطلة على جبال كبينة، وشملت جرائمه التمثيل بالجثث.
وأكدت أنه أحد قيادات ومدبري أحداث الساحل التي شهدت اقتتالاً دامياً وتصفيات طائفية بحق أبناء الطائفة العلوية في مدن الساحل السوري.
وحسب بيان وزارة الداخلية، فإن المتهم متورط بأعمال إرهابية، إذ كان مسؤولاً عن عمليات استهداف الحواجز الأمنية والنقاط العسكرية، إضافة إلى كونه قائد المجموعة التي هاجمت حاجز الزوبار بريف محافظة اللاذقية على الطريق المؤدي إلى جبل التركمان.
وتداول ناشطون عبر منصات التواصل الاجتماعي صوراً لداود خلال حقبة الأسد، ومعه بندقية القنص الخاصة به، وظهر في بعض الصور خلال تمثيله بالجثث التي قتلها.
كما ظهر في إحدى الصور إلى جوار جمجمة بشرية، وفي أخرى ظهر بقرب جثة وكان ممسكاً بأحد فكيها.
وكان سوريون تداولوا خبر اعتقال المتهم وإحالته إلى التحقيق عبر وسائل التواصل الاجتماعي، مؤكدين أن مثل هذه الإجراءات تعد بمستقبل أفضل، خصوصاً أنها الطريقة المثلى للعدالة الانتقالية التي يحلمون بها عبر معاقبة فلول النظام السابق، ومرتكبي الجرائم بعد التحقيق معهم وإدانتهم بالطرق الشرعية.
متهم بتنفيذ أعمال إرهابية ومتورط في أحداث الساحل..
«قناص الأسد» في قبضة الأمن السوري
2 أغسطس 2025 - 16:02
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After about 9 months since the fall of the previous regime, Syrian security forces in the Latakia governorate arrested one of Bashar al-Assad's regime members, known as the "Assad Sniper."
Local sources announced that Muhammad Dawood Nasser, nicknamed the "Assad Sniper," worked as a sniper in the former regime's forces and killed dozens of Syrians.
Syrian activists on social media reported that Dawood is considered one of the instruments of repression that committed horrific crimes against the Syrian people, and he is being pursued by accusations of committing violations during his time as a sniper.
The Syrian Ministry of Interior stated that Dawood operated in the Turkmen Mountain area, then moved to the village of Al-Zawiqaat in the Kurdish Mountains overlooking the Kabina Mountains, and his crimes included mutilating corpses.
It confirmed that he is one of the leaders and orchestrators of the coastal events that witnessed bloody fighting and sectarian purges against members of the Alawite sect in the coastal cities of Syria.
According to the Ministry of Interior's statement, the accused is involved in terrorist acts, as he was responsible for targeting security checkpoints and military positions, in addition to being the leader of the group that attacked the Al-Zubar checkpoint in the countryside of Latakia on the road leading to Turkmen Mountain.
Activists circulated images of Dawood during the Assad era, with his sniper rifle, and he appeared in some photos while posing with the corpses he had killed.
He was also seen in one photo next to a human skull, and in another, he was near a corpse holding one of its jaws.
Syrians shared news of the accused's arrest and referral for investigation through social media, affirming that such actions represent a better future, especially since they are the ideal way for transitional justice that they dream of through punishing the remnants of the previous regime and the perpetrators of crimes after investigating and convicting them through legitimate means.
Local sources announced that Muhammad Dawood Nasser, nicknamed the "Assad Sniper," worked as a sniper in the former regime's forces and killed dozens of Syrians.
Syrian activists on social media reported that Dawood is considered one of the instruments of repression that committed horrific crimes against the Syrian people, and he is being pursued by accusations of committing violations during his time as a sniper.
The Syrian Ministry of Interior stated that Dawood operated in the Turkmen Mountain area, then moved to the village of Al-Zawiqaat in the Kurdish Mountains overlooking the Kabina Mountains, and his crimes included mutilating corpses.
It confirmed that he is one of the leaders and orchestrators of the coastal events that witnessed bloody fighting and sectarian purges against members of the Alawite sect in the coastal cities of Syria.
According to the Ministry of Interior's statement, the accused is involved in terrorist acts, as he was responsible for targeting security checkpoints and military positions, in addition to being the leader of the group that attacked the Al-Zubar checkpoint in the countryside of Latakia on the road leading to Turkmen Mountain.
Activists circulated images of Dawood during the Assad era, with his sniper rifle, and he appeared in some photos while posing with the corpses he had killed.
He was also seen in one photo next to a human skull, and in another, he was near a corpse holding one of its jaws.
Syrians shared news of the accused's arrest and referral for investigation through social media, affirming that such actions represent a better future, especially since they are the ideal way for transitional justice that they dream of through punishing the remnants of the previous regime and the perpetrators of crimes after investigating and convicting them through legitimate means.
