Interior Ministry Spokesperson: We Uncovered an ISIS Cell by Analyzing Field Sources Information with Available Technical Evidence
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The spokesperson of the Syrian Ministry of Interior, Nour Al-Din Al-Baba, announced today, Tuesday, that we uncovered an ISIS cell in record time by analyzing field sources information with available technical evidence, through which the identity of a suspect was determined. This suspect was the one who led the first suicide bomber to the church and his location was identified.
During a press conference today, Al-Baba added: "Subsequently, the special forces of the Ministry of Interior moved to arrest him. During that operation, we discovered another person with him, leading to a firefight that resulted in neutralizing the motorcycle driver and injuring the second person."
It was revealed that the driver was the same person who led the first suicide bomber and was in the process of delivering a second suicide bomber to the Sayyida Zaynab shrine.
Al-Baba stated that through interrogating the second suicide bomber, he confessed the location of the hideout from which the terrorist cell originated. Upon raiding the hideout, the leader of the cell, Al-Jamili, was arrested.
The spokesperson mentioned that Al-Jamili confessed to having four hideouts, weapon depots, and other explosives for the organization, all of which were raided, leading to the arrest of other members and thwarting the explosion of a motorcycle prepared to target civilian gatherings within the capital.
During a press conference today, Al-Baba added: "Subsequently, the special forces of the Ministry of Interior moved to arrest him. During that operation, we discovered another person with him, leading to a firefight that resulted in neutralizing the motorcycle driver and injuring the second person."
It was revealed that the driver was the same person who led the first suicide bomber and was in the process of delivering a second suicide bomber to the Sayyida Zaynab shrine.
Al-Baba stated that through interrogating the second suicide bomber, he confessed the location of the hideout from which the terrorist cell originated. Upon raiding the hideout, the leader of the cell, Al-Jamili, was arrested.
The spokesperson mentioned that Al-Jamili confessed to having four hideouts, weapon depots, and other explosives for the organization, all of which were raided, leading to the arrest of other members and thwarting the explosion of a motorcycle prepared to target civilian gatherings within the capital.
