Asaad's officials arrest reveals secrets
The case of the detention of former Syrian General Adel Issa in Lebanon reveals the presence of Bashar al-Assad's officers in Lebanon. The investigation showed that some of them entered the country illegally following the fall of the Assad regime in December 2024 and remained for extended periods before their presence or detention was discovered. Lebanese security agencies continue to cooperate with their Syrian counterparts in pursuing these officers, amid suspicions that someone is providing them protection and enabling them to move freely. Issa's arrest came after he contacted the Syrian embassy to complete his official dealings, raising questions about the level of coordination between Lebanon and Syria. Evidence suggests that some regime officers felt their presence was secure and believed they could operate freely within Lebanon, despite prior information indicating their activities.
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