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Syrian authorities foil sabotage plot in Yarmouk Basin, blame Hezbollah cell

Syrian authorities say they have thwarted a sabotage plot in the Yarmouk Basin, accusing a Hezbollah-linked cell in the latest security operation in the region.

Syrian authorities foil sabotage plot in Yarmouk Basin, blame Hezbollah cell

Syrian authorities have announced the foiling of a sabotage plot in the Yarmouk Basin, accusing a Hezbollah-linked cell of being behind the plan. The Syrian Ministry of Interior reported that security forces carried out the operation in the southwestern Daraa province, but did not provide details on the number of alleged cell members, the nature of the plot, or intended targets. The announcement follows a series of ongoing security operations targeting groups connected to Hezbollah inside Syria.

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