On January 28, 2025, the “Hurras al-Din” group, an affiliate in Syria, announced its dissolution, raising many questions.
On January 29, 2025, an account named “Abu Zuhair al-Shami,” believed to be linked to armed factions, specifically the “Southern Operations Room,” reported that 25 important figures inside Syria were likely to be targeted soon.
On January 29, 2025, an account named “Abu Zuhair al-Shami,” believed to be linked to armed factions, specifically the “Southern Operations Room,” reported that 25 important figures inside Syria were likely to be targeted soon.
On January 30, 2025, U.S. Central Command announced a precise airstrike targeting a member of the group “Hurras al-Din.”
This was followed by three more strikes on the same group on different dates.
This raises questions about who is behind the leakage of highly classified national security information related to the U.S., concerning al-Qaeda’s Syrian branch, “Hurras al-Din.” This intelligence breach seemingly led the group to dissolve and merge under the umbrella of “Hay’at Tahrir al-Sham” () led by .
Is the source of the leak the logistical supporter of the terrorist group, “The Turkish intelligence,” the financier, “Qatar,” or their pawn, “al-Julani”?
Whoever it is, the question remains: how will the United States respond to this regional actor that is leaking highly sensitive information and aiding terrorist organizations in evading justice?
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