Syria Arrests Former Assad-Era Air Force General over Attacks on Civilians
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Security forces arrest former Air Force general over attacks on civilians
Damascus, Sept. 20 (SANA) The Internal Security Forces arrested former Air Force Brigadier General Pilot Zakaria Mohammad Sannoun, who served as head of the Operations Branch of the 22nd Division under the ousted regime, over his role in planning and carrying out air attacks against civilians during the Syrian revolution. The Internal Security Forces said Sannoun headed the division’s Operations Branch from 2012 to 2020 and was among the promine…
Syria arrests former Assad-era air force general over attacks on civilians
Syria has arrested a former air force general from the Assad era, accused of orchestrating attacks on civilians during the Syrian civil war. This move reflects ongoing efforts to hold accountable those responsible for wartime atrocities.
LONDON: Security forces in the Syrian Arab Republic have arrested Zakaria Mohammad Sannoun, a former air force pilot under the Bashar al-Assad regime, on charges of crimes against Syrians during the civil war. Sannoun, a brigadier general, was in charge of the operations section of the 22nd Division under the former regime. According to the Syrian Arab News Agency, authorities accuse him of carrying out airstrikes against civilians between 2012 …
Zakariya Muhammad Senun, who served as a brigadier general under the overthrown Bashar al-Assad regime in Syria, was captured in an operation. Senun is alleged to have played a role in planning and carrying out airstrikes against civilians during the civil war.
Zakariya Muhammad Senun, who was a brigadier general under the overthrown Bashar al-Assad regime in Syria, was reportedly captured in an operation.
Zakariya Senun, a brigadier general during the overthrown Assad regime in Syria, was captured in an operation by the Internal Security Forces. Senun, who is said to have played a role in planning airstrikes targeting civilians, oversaw air operations at Hama, Tifur, and Shayrat airports.
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