Syrian security forces conducted a raid in Daraa and seized weapons, ammunition, and explosives linked to an ambush that killed three security personnel. The operation targeted a cell led by Mohsen Al-Haimed, identified as the group responsible for the attack in Al-Sanamayn. Officials confirmed the discovery of improvised explosive devices during the raid.
The ambush, which occurred last month, resulted in the deaths of three security officers. Internal Security Forces announced the raid on Monday, stating they recovered the materials from Al-Haimed’s residence. The operation is part of ongoing efforts to dismantle militant cells in the region. The seized items are being examined to determine their role in the attack. No further details on the status of the suspects were provided.
The incident in Daraa highlights continued security challenges in the area. The ambush and subsequent raid underscore the persistent threat posed by armed groups operating in southern Syria. The government has been intensifying operations against such groups in recent months. The situation remains under close monitoring by security authorities.
