Details on Assad's network and leader

Judicial sources have revealed details about the "Al-Assad's Remnants" network in Akkar, which was involved in smuggling Syrian members and collaborators into Lebanon. The detainees acted as intermediaries between a Hezbollah leader and armed individuals, transporting people to safe locations in the southern suburbs. It was found that training on the use of drones and explosives took place in Baalbek before their transfer to the Syrian coast. Authorities also seized quantities of weapons, and the detainees' confessions confirmed the network's ties to a Hezbollah leader named Yasser Alaa Al-Din, who supervised the smuggling operations and training. This comes amid Lebanese judicial efforts to pursue senior figures and politicians involved in the network's case, alongside the Lebanese government's attempts to de-escalate the situation through judicial and security discussions.

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