سورية تفكك خلايا تخريبية وتقبض على مجرمي الأسد

The Syrian authorities announced today (Saturday) the arrest of the leader of a cell involved in the killing of three soldiers from the Internal Security Forces in the town of Sanamin, and five senior air defense officers in the fallen Assad regime.

The Internal Security Forces stated in a statement that Walid Al-Falah, one of the prominent leaders of the cell involved in the killing of three security personnel and the injury of others in Sanamin during a security operation to apprehend one of the wanted individuals, has been arrested.

In the same context, the Internal Security Forces in Tartus province, in cooperation with the Anti-Terrorism Administration, arrested five senior officers and leaders of the air force in the fallen regime who participated in planning, managing, and executing airstrikes that resulted in extensive human losses and the destruction of residential neighborhoods.

Colonel Abdel Aal Mohammed Abdel Aal, the head of Internal Security in Tartus, stated that after pursuing those involved in managing and executing air attacks against the Syrian people, specialized units, in cooperation with the Anti-Terrorism Administration, carried out a series of precise security operations, which led to the arrest of five senior officers and leaders of the air force in the fallen regime. He indicated that the arrests included pilots, field leaders, and officers in operations rooms, namely Major General Mohammed Fajr Ali, Brigadier General Pilot Abdullah Ali Malla, Colonel Pilot Nidal Hussein Saleh, Colonel Mohammed Ali Salim, and Major Pilot Taleb Abdul Karim Hassan.

Abdel Aal pointed out that investigations and military records revealed the involvement of the arrested individuals, each according to their position and responsibility in planning, managing, and executing airstrikes, and utilizing the air force, air bases, and field command centers to carry out intensive combat raids targeting populated areas, resulting in the destruction of residential neighborhoods and infrastructure, forcibly displacing residents, in addition to extensive human losses due to targeting populated areas.

On another note, the Syrian authorities recovered six bodies and are searching for missing persons and nine others injured in an arms depot at one of the army sites in the Ayyash area, west of Deir ez-Zor province.

The Deir ez-Zor governorate confirmed in a statement that an explosion occurred yesterday in an arms depot within one of the Syrian army sites near the town of Ayyash, west of Deir ez-Zor province, resulting in several fatalities and nine injuries. It clarified that following the explosion, the site was secured, and necessary measures were taken to address its effects, alongside opening an investigation to determine the causes and circumstances of the incident.

It was noted that as a result of the search operations conducted by specialized teams, the bodies of six deceased individuals were recovered, and search operations for several missing persons are still ongoing.