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Syrian Internal Security Forces take out cell of Hezbollah terrorists planning sabotage, ISF says
Syrian authorities said the cell was planning operations near the Golan Heights, part of a broader effort to block outside-backed networks.
- On Tuesday, Syria's Internal Security Forces dismantled a three-person Hezbollah cell plotting sabotage in the Yarmouk Basin in Daraa, destroying several rocket launch platforms during a preemptive security operation.
- The Yarmouk Basin, a highly complex security zone near the Israeli-controlled Golan Heights, has experienced repeated Israeli military incursions and movements in recent months, making it a focus for Syrian security operations.
- Syria's General Intelligence Service collaborated with the ISF to conduct the operation amid a major shift in Damascus' "relations with both Iran and Hezbollah since the fall of Bashar Assad."
- Syrian President Ahmed al-Sharaa stated the country will not serve as a sphere of influence for outside actors, as questions emerge about attempts to rebuild networks in southern Syria near the border.
- Regional stability remains uncertain following 15 years of war, as alleged Hezbollah-linked activity in southern Syria creates sensitivity near the Israeli-controlled Golan Heights and raises concerns about network rebuilding efforts.
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In Syria, according to the authorities, in the south of the country near the Golan Heights occupied by Israel, a terrorist cell linked to the Hezbollah militia has been excavated.
·Germany
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The Syrian authorities announced on Tuesday that they had arrested three members of a cell "affiliated with Hezbollah" in the southern part of the country near the Israeli-occupied Golan Heights.
3 suspects arrested in Yarmouk Basin over alleged attempt to set up rocket launchers for attacks, Interior Ministry says
·Ankara, Türkiye
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