Lebanese military court charges Hezbollah figure, 13 others over 'Assad remnants' network
Lebanon’s military judiciary has charged a Hezbollah official known as 'Haj Alaa' and 13 others in a terrorism and explosives case linked to an 'Assad remnants' network.
Lebanon's military judiciary has charged Hezbollah official Haj Alaa and 13 others with terrorism and explosives charges, according to sources. The charges stem from an alleged network in northern Lebanon described as remnants of the Assad regime. Haj Alaa is accused of providing logistical support to the network. The investigation revealed that the network members received training at Hezbollah camps in the Bekaa region.
Haj Alaa is currently on the run while the military judiciary continues its investigation. The network's existence and the case before the military judiciary are ongoing investigations.
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