Pro-Assad media blames Israel’s Mossad for assassination of chemical weapons chief
Syrian daily journal al-Watan blamed Israel’s espionage agency, Mossad, for a conflict that killed a comparison Syrian chemical weapons scientist Saturday.
Dr. Aziz Asber, ran a systematic growth core in a northwestern city of Masyaf was killed when his automobile exploded. The blast also killed his personal driver.
Al -Watan’s owners is Syrian President Bashar Assad‘s cousin, Rami Makhlouf.
Dr. Asber ran a northern business for investigate and scholarship and was deliberate tighten to several energy players in a Assad regime.
The conflict on Asber was claimed by a Syrian insurgent organisation dependent to Tahrir al-Sham, a insurgent group. It includes a organisation before famous as a Nusra Front, that served as al Qaeda’s Syrian branch.
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The Abu Amara Brigades expelled a matter on their Telegram online channel that pronounced they “planted bomb devices” that detonated and killed Asber.
Several strikes on Masyaf have been attributed to Israel in new years, a final of which was on Jul 22.
The Syrian antithesis blamed a conflict on a Assad regime, claiming Asber was really informed with Syria’s chemical weapons deployment and a use opposite civilians.
It was formerly reported a chemical weapons growth trickery granted weapons to a Assad army and Lebanon-based Hezbollah.