Daesh's security emir in Syria resides in Lebanon almost permanently

Lebanese authorities have announced the arrest of a senior security official within ISIS, suspected of holding the position of "General Security Prince" for the southern and central provinces in Syria. He was nearly a permanent resident in Lebanon. Investigations confirmed that the detainee, born in 1994, held a high leadership role involving overseeing operations and coordinating with other leaders in Syria. He is suspected of planning attacks within Syria, including targeting Syrian army barracks in Daraa. The arrest took place in Beirut after thorough security monitoring. The investigation focused on his documents and communications, and currently, evidence is being analyzed while coordinating with Syrian authorities to investigate his connections and movements.

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