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Marhaf Abu Qasra, Former Military Chief and Known as Abu Hassan 600, Appointed Acting Defense Minister in Syrian Interim Government
Dec 21, 2024, 05:54 PM
Engineer Marhaf Abu Qasra has been appointed as the Acting Minister of Defense in the Syrian Interim Government, according to multiple reports. Born in Halfaya, Abu Qasra is recognized for his role as the architect of military capabilities in the liberated areas since the onset of the Syrian revolution. He previously served as the Military Chief of Hay'at Tahrir al-Sham (HTS) and is known by the nom de guerre Abu Hassan 600. His appointment has been confirmed by various sources, including official statements and news agencies. This move is part of the ongoing restructuring within Syria's ruling administration.
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