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Former Syrian general Miraj Ural reportedly abducted from Mansourieh, Lebanon, MP says

Corroborated · Mansourieh, Lebanon (approximate) ·

MP Jamil Al-Sayyed says retired Syrian Brigadier General Miraj Ural was abducted from his home in Mansourieh overnight and taken to an unknown location, before Syrian authorities announced his arrest. The Times of Israel, citing an unnamed official, describes a suspect in an Assad-era massacre in Syria as abducted from Lebanon. U.S. News & World Report reports that Lebanon has opened an investigation into the abduction and transfer to Syria of a Syrian militia leader.

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DetailReportedReported byStatus
What happenedArrest raidJamil Al-Sayyed (via @ME_Observer_ (X)); The Times of Israel; U.S. News & World ReportReported by 3 independent origins
PlaceMansourieh, LebanonJamil Al-Sayyed (via @ME_Observer_ (X)); consistent with it: The Times of Israel; U.S. News & World ReportOne origin, unverified
Targetretired Syrian Brigadier General Miraj UralJamil Al-Sayyed (via @ME_Observer_ (X)); The Times of Israel; U.S. News & World ReportReported by 3 independent origins

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