(Zaman Al Wasl)- Within the series of revealing informers and agents penetrating the revolutionary forces who work within the intelligence network of Iyad al-Ali, Zaman al-Wasl TV reveals another informer who cooperates with the security branches in Jisr al-Shughour and works in Saudi Arabia since the beginning of the Syrian revolution.
Information reveals that an agent called Naser al-Asi, works as executive manager in a medication company in Saudi Arabia in Jeddah. A phone call of him showed that al-Asi used to provide the Syrian regime with information about Syrians live in the kingdom and Saudi supporters of the revolution to the General Intelligence in Damascus.
The phone call that was in 2015, revealed according to al-Asi, the cooperation between the Syrian Consulate in Jeddah and the Saudi intelligence. Al-Asi claimed that he had seen a consultant in the Syrian Consulate and a member of the National Leadership, the intelligence den, according to his description, in a farm near Jeddah accompanied by the Saudi intelligence. Therefore, he straight away, called the military intelligence branch in Jisr al-Shoghour and talked to someone called Abo yarub, who was killed later.
Al-Asi confirmed in the phone call that he always dealt and communicated with the head of branch and the main branch in Idlib to provide then with all information about Syrians and revolution supporters in Saudi Arabia.
The agent mentioned that he had told Abo yarub before his death that Saudi supporters tried to send money to rebels and the Free Syrian Army (FSA) in Homs with the help of Syrian women, he wanted the intelligence to capture them and cease money before reaching to rebels, but the operation was done successfully and women returned to Saudi Arabia safe.
In a previous leak, Zaman al-Wasl revealed another agent called Mohammed Mahroos al-Mousa, who mentioned that he with help of Iyad Basim al-Ali, who was the most important member in regime’s informers network that he started it in regime- loyal neighbourhood in al-Zahra in Homs. Al-Ali played a significant role in handing the air forces intelligence and Political Security with dozens of files, enabled the security forces of capturing dozens of activists and rebels, besides seizing many FSA vehicles.
Information reveals that an agent called Naser al-Asi, works as executive manager in a medication company in Saudi Arabia in Jeddah. A phone call of him showed that al-Asi used to provide the Syrian regime with information about Syrians live in the kingdom and Saudi supporters of the revolution to the General Intelligence in Damascus.
The phone call that was in 2015, revealed according to al-Asi, the cooperation between the Syrian Consulate in Jeddah and the Saudi intelligence. Al-Asi claimed that he had seen a consultant in the Syrian Consulate and a member of the National Leadership, the intelligence den, according to his description, in a farm near Jeddah accompanied by the Saudi intelligence. Therefore, he straight away, called the military intelligence branch in Jisr al-Shoghour and talked to someone called Abo yarub, who was killed later.
Al-Asi confirmed in the phone call that he always dealt and communicated with the head of branch and the main branch in Idlib to provide then with all information about Syrians and revolution supporters in Saudi Arabia.
The agent mentioned that he had told Abo yarub before his death that Saudi supporters tried to send money to rebels and the Free Syrian Army (FSA) in Homs with the help of Syrian women, he wanted the intelligence to capture them and cease money before reaching to rebels, but the operation was done successfully and women returned to Saudi Arabia safe.
In a previous leak, Zaman al-Wasl revealed another agent called Mohammed Mahroos al-Mousa, who mentioned that he with help of Iyad Basim al-Ali, who was the most important member in regime’s informers network that he started it in regime- loyal neighbourhood in al-Zahra in Homs. Al-Ali played a significant role in handing the air forces intelligence and Political Security with dozens of files, enabled the security forces of capturing dozens of activists and rebels, besides seizing many FSA vehicles.
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