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الكتائب اللبنانية
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Office Directory Uncovers Assad's Intel Chief Location
The article investigates the fate of Hussam Louka, the former intelligence director under the Bashar Assad regime, who disappeared after the fall of the regime in December 2024. A phonebook was found in an apartment in Damascus, containing names and contact numbers of people close to Louka, including doctors, military personnel, and family members, some of whom have been contacted. It was revealed that Louka traveled through Lebanon using a Russian passport under a different name and flew to Russia, with evidence of his connections to Russia—such as greeting cards and awards from Russian intelligence. Louka, known by the nickname "The Spider," was responsible for torture operations and committed massacres like the Eid massacre in the Al-‘Uwaysh neighborhood. His name has been included on the international sanctions list. Efforts to contact him during the investigation were unsuccessful; he refused to speak directly, stating he cannot talk out of fear of dangers, and noted obstacles imposed by Russian authorities preventing a direct meeting.
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