Syrian courts convict in Coastal Events
The Military Criminal Court in Aleppo issued death sentences to two defendants, sentenced three others to prison, and acquitted two individuals in connection with the violations and acts of violence that took place along the Syrian coast in March 2025. The rulings included the death of Al-Wadih Ismail and Maher Ali on charges of assault to incite civil war and leading armed gangs. Meanwhile, Maher Othman was sentenced to 12 years in prison, Muhammad Bakour to 20 years, and Ammar Abd Alaal received a 3-year imprisonment. The region experienced three days of violence, which authorities blame on pro-Assad armed groups, resulting in the killing of 1,426 Alawites and 238 security personnel. Trials began in November 2025, involving 14 individuals, including former military personnel and members of the Ministry of Defense.
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