ISIS Cells Move Funds from Quba Prison

Security investigations in Lebanon have uncovered a terrorist network affiliated with ISIS that was smuggling money from Lebanon to Syria to finance its activities. A group of individuals has been detained, including a prisoner at Qubbah Prison in Tripoli, known as "Hafid al-Baghdadi," who was communicating from prison with ISIS leaders in Syria to organize smuggling operations and coordinate the transfer of funds, totaling $400,000 from a theft in Beirut. Leads have been identified regarding the smuggling routes and communications between cells in Lebanon and Syria, aimed at funding terrorist activities and purchasing weapons. However, apprehending all those involved has been difficult due to their skill in evading capture within Syria. This operation marks a reopening of the file on the small ISIS cells spread across Lebanon, which operate in direct coordination with ISIS leadership in Syria.

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