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Al-Akhbar: Lebanese Hospitals Hosting FSA’s Executioners, Butchers

Al-Akhbar: Lebanese Hospitals Hosting FSA’s Executioners, Butchers
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The Lebanese "al-Akhbar" daily uncovered Thursday that various Syrian armed opposition groups, counting around 20,000 members, have recently entered into Lebanon.

In its report, the newspaper confirmed that "these groups are competing between each other," pointing out that "there are some dissenters from the Syrian army who establish the so-called "Free Syrian Army"."
"There are also Salafi groups fighting under the banner of Islam for the declaration of the Syrian Emirate in all the country or even a village," it added.

According to "al-Akhbar", "there is a hospital in the locality of "Abu Samra" in Tripoli that is filled completely with wounded Syrians, mostly fighters attending Lebanon illegally."
"The rebels are injured in battles with the Syrian army, and they are transferred into the safe and secure hospital," the report added revealing that "the hospital is given a clear security protection as four gunmen alternate between morning and night shifts."

It further mentioned that "there is hardly a day that passes without the entrance of four or five wounded to the hospital, and sometimes the number reaches to 25."
"The mentioned hospital is not the only one that receives the wounded Syrians, but the only one that is under the control of the so-called "FSA"," "al-Akhbar" confirmed.

Moreover, the paper stated that "among the wounded in Abu Samra's hospital are two leaders in the "FSA" known as Abu Ali and Abu Ahmad."
"Abu Ali is the operational Leader in al-Qseir town on the borders with Lebanon while Abu Ahmad is brother of the "FSA's" military officer Abu Omar Dandashi, who was killed in Tal Kalakh clashes," the report clarified pointing out "that the two men were severely wounded during Wednesday's night clashes near the border area."

"Al-Akhbar" also detailed that "they entered Lebanon, accompanied by three armed men, until they reached Tripoli nearly midnight."
In interview with the mentioned daily, "Abu Ahmad", who admits that he is a leader in the "Farouq Battalion", proudly listed information about "armed groups are forming death squads to take revenge from the enemies of the religion."

He also recalled with cold blood how he massacred men narrating horror stories about arts of murder.
"The two mentioned criminals sheltering in Lebanon are only a sample of what some Lebanese hospitals and relief centers are gathering," the paper concluded.


Source: Al-Akhbar, Translated and Edited by moqawama.org