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Syrian forces detain pilot Mubarak in Latakia
Syrian counter-terrorism agencies have succeeded in arresting Khaldoun Hussein Mubarak, a former pilot and Air Force officer in the regime's army, during a security operation in the village of Beit Yashout in the Jableh countryside of Latakia Province. Mubarak faces accusations of participating in airstrikes targeting Syrian regions over the years of the war, including areas in the northwest of the country. However, investigations are still ongoing, and no formal charges have been issued yet. It is also noted that Mubarak experienced a crash of his plane in Idlib countryside in 2020, from which he managed to survive by parachuting down. This event occurred amidst a military escalation targeting various regions of Syria, with multiple incidents of military aircraft being shot down. The arrest comes as part of broad security efforts targeting individuals and figures from the former regime, while the Syrian government continues its judicial pursuits as part of transitional justice measures.
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