Lebanese Judiciary Moves to Prosecute Network Linked to Assad Remnants and Hezbollah
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Lebanese Judiciary Moves to Prosecute Network Linked to Assad Remnants and Hezbollah
Lebanon’s Public Prosecutor has completed the initial phase of the inquiry and forwarded the file to the Court of Cassation Public Prosecutor to take the necessary legal measures. The post Lebanese Judiciary Moves to Prosecute Network Linked to Assad Remnants and Hezbollah first appeared on The Syrian Observer.
Lebanon ' s military justice has placed its hand on one of the most serious security networks revealed over the past weeks, after preliminary investigations showed that a group - including officers, members of the remnants of the Assad regime and persons associated with Hizbullah, most notably Yasser Aladdin, alias Al-Hajj Ala ' a, was involved in recruiting, transporting and training dozens of Syrians from the Syrian coast and subject…
Sources told Al-Hadath on Thursday that charges have been filed against a Hezbollah official known as "Hajj Alaa" and 13 others, related to terrorism and possession of explosives. According to the sources, "Hajj Alaa" provided logistical support to a network of "Assad loyalists" in northern Lebanon. Investigations revealed that members of the network received training in Hezbollah camps in the area... Read more
The file of the network linked to the fallout of the former Syrian regime in northern Lebanon entered a new judicial phase, following the allegation of 14 Lebanese and Syrian nationals by the Government Commissioner to the Military Court, Judge Claude Ghanem, in conjunction with the identification by the security agencies and the judiciary of the full identity of the official in charge of the Hezbollah, known as Al-Hajj Ala, who appeared in the …
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