Report: 11 Hostages Fine in Turkish Custody
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Syrian "opposition" field sources asserted Saturday that "all the 11 abducted Lebanese are fine in Turkey."
In remarks to "al-Akhbar" Lebanese daily, the sources highlighted "it seems that the decision to remove the "Pawn" Abu Ibrahim has been issued, and he no longer has power over the hostages."
"The 11 men were transferred from Abu Ibrahim's custody to another one so that a previously prepared scenario is implemented," the paper said and noted that "the so-called Syrian opposition might also kill Abu Ibrahim."
In parallel, Syrian "opposition" sources that is active in the border region between Syria and Turkey, highlighted that "all the hostages are fine."
"None of them was in the area targeted by the Syrian warplanes that bombarded the region," the sources said and noted that "hours before the shelling, the hostages were transferred from Bab al-Salama crossing, to a border area that is several kilometers away from the city of Izaz."
Sources further mentioned that "images broadcast by media agencies to the targeted spot, and during which the dead and the wounded were transferred to hospitals reflect that "if the hostages were wounded, they would have been among those in the hospitals."
According to the same sources, this hypothesis is enhanced if it is placed in face of "the farce performed by Abu Ibrahim through YouTube."
"What Abu Ibrahim presented is nothing more than clear fabrications," they stated and revealed that the "abductees are today in the possession of the Turkish intelligence."
The sources confirmed that "they are in the hands of a Turkish official related to the government and named Subhi works within a branch called Alakat Fateh [Fateh Relations]."
The sources further asserted that "one Lebanese figure is involved in the kidnapping. This official instigates on the continuity of the abductees' kidnapping to invest it politically inside Lebanon against Hizbullah."
Source: al-Akhbar daily, Translated by moqawama.org
Syrian "opposition" field sources asserted Saturday that "all the 11 abducted Lebanese are fine in Turkey."
In remarks to "al-Akhbar" Lebanese daily, the sources highlighted "it seems that the decision to remove the "Pawn" Abu Ibrahim has been issued, and he no longer has power over the hostages."
"The 11 men were transferred from Abu Ibrahim's custody to another one so that a previously prepared scenario is implemented," the paper said and noted that "the so-called Syrian opposition might also kill Abu Ibrahim."
In parallel, Syrian "opposition" sources that is active in the border region between Syria and Turkey, highlighted that "all the hostages are fine."
"None of them was in the area targeted by the Syrian warplanes that bombarded the region," the sources said and noted that "hours before the shelling, the hostages were transferred from Bab al-Salama crossing, to a border area that is several kilometers away from the city of Izaz."
Sources further mentioned that "images broadcast by media agencies to the targeted spot, and during which the dead and the wounded were transferred to hospitals reflect that "if the hostages were wounded, they would have been among those in the hospitals."
According to the same sources, this hypothesis is enhanced if it is placed in face of "the farce performed by Abu Ibrahim through YouTube."
"What Abu Ibrahim presented is nothing more than clear fabrications," they stated and revealed that the "abductees are today in the possession of the Turkish intelligence."
The sources confirmed that "they are in the hands of a Turkish official related to the government and named Subhi works within a branch called Alakat Fateh [Fateh Relations]."
The sources further asserted that "one Lebanese figure is involved in the kidnapping. This official instigates on the continuity of the abductees' kidnapping to invest it politically inside Lebanon against Hizbullah."
Source: al-Akhbar daily, Translated by moqawama.org
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