Assad officers' file reemerges: Ali Mamlouk in Beirut's sights

The case of former Syrian regime officers has returned to the forefront with the detention of Major General Adel Issa in Beirut, who is considered one of the most prominent figures within Bashar Assad's security apparatus. Lebanese authorities are currently contemplating extraditing him to Damascus, which could set a new precedent for judicial cooperation between the two countries. This is especially significant given that Issa faces charges related to crimes committed during the Syrian war years. These developments come amid an increase in smuggling operations and the unofficial movement of Syrian regime officers through Lebanon, amid rising security concerns. The case is part of ongoing negotiations and interactions that reflect shifts in the security and political relations between Lebanon and Syria, amidst growing calls for accountability regarding war crimes and the presence of senior officials within Lebanese territory.

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