puzzle "Party camp in the Bekaa"...disclosure of identity "Abu Alaa" And a Syrian colonel disguised as a coffee seller!

Judicial investigations in Lebanon revealed shocking surprises about a smuggling and military training network that included Syrian and Lebanese officers. Where it revealed for the first time the true identity of the field official nicknamed “Abu Alaa”who took over the management of a secret camp established deep in the Bekaa to conduct combat training, and it turned out that he was called Yasser Aladdin He is an official in Hezbollah and is still out of sight.

Network heads: A general in Russia and a colonel who sells coffee! Judicial sources revealed the threads of a complex security operation that transcends borders:

  • Supervision from Moscow: The allegation targeted a former general in the Syrian army from the “Jaber” family, who is currently in Russia, and was responsible for supervising and directing this group.
  • Exciting camouflage: Among the five detainees is a colonel in the Syrian army called Ali Manaf SafiHe undertook the task of smuggling Syrian personnel across the border villages in northern Lebanon, disguised as a “coffee seller” to camouflage his movements.
  • Lebanese military personnel: The arrests included two military brothers, one of whom was previously dismissed from the Internal Security Forces.

Road map: From the north to the suburb and the Bekaa Investigations showed that the infiltration route began with smuggling Syrians across the northern border, then transporting them gradually to the southern suburb, all the way to the secret camp in the Bekaa to subject them to intensive military training, in preparation for carrying out security operations inside the Syrian coast. This was paralleled by the smuggling of quantities of weapons and storing them inside agricultural rooms in one of the towns of Akkar before transporting them to the Bekaa.

Penalties up to life The judiciary brought heavy charges against those involved under the articles of terrorism, armed gangs, possession of unlicensed weapons, and undermining the authority of the state. These are charges whose terms stipulate penalties of up to Life imprisonment.