Published : 13-07-2017
AGPS kept record of the names and missions of ISIS-run security branches in AlHajar Aswad stronghold south of Damascus.
Located in AlHajar AlAswad, Site 4 is used by ISIS as a police station to work out emerging disagreements and castigate those who violate religious decrees. Site 3, located behind AlHajar AlAswad, handles the cases of those arrested on security grounds.
The largest and most dangerous ISIS site is nicknamed “AlAhmar” or “Site 0”, where red-suited captives sentenced to death are held in anticipation of their execution.
AGPS kept record of the names and missions of ISIS-run security branches in AlHajar Aswad stronghold south of Damascus.
Located in AlHajar AlAswad, Site 4 is used by ISIS as a police station to work out emerging disagreements and castigate those who violate religious decrees. Site 3, located behind AlHajar AlAswad, handles the cases of those arrested on security grounds.
The largest and most dangerous ISIS site is nicknamed “AlAhmar” or “Site 0”, where red-suited captives sentenced to death are held in anticipation of their execution.
