Damascus monitors over 300 figures in Lebanon

The article focuses on the Syrian regime's efforts in Lebanon to pursue former officials of the previous regime and to locate their whereabouts, with an emphasis on surrender and arrest procedures. Damascus has shown increasing interest in documenting and identifying former military and security officials who entered Lebanon through illegal crossings, aiming to refer them to judicial procedures and extradition in accordance with the laws. The steps include building a shared database, updating wanted persons lists, and monitoring their movements, highlighting the importance of legal handling to prevent the misuse of Lebanese-Syrian borders for activities that threaten stability. The articles warn that the success of cooperation between the two countries depends on legal commitment and sovereignty, and that any neglect could leave Lebanon a platform for activities that threaten its security and stability. Emphasis is placed on the fact that enforcing justice and pursuing past violations would enhance regional security and could bring about a significant shift in relations between Lebanon and Syria.

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