Iraqi security forces arrested four Syrians in Baghdad for promoting extremist groups on social media, particularly Jabhat al-Nusra. They have been handed over to judicial authorities for investigation as the government intensifies efforts against illegal residents and terrorism supporters.
Iraqi authorities recently apprehended four Syrian nationals in Baghdad for allegedly promoting extremist armed groups through social media, according to a source from Shafaq News Agency. These individuals were believed to have glorified terrorist organizations, notably Jabhat al-Nusra. Following their arrest, they have been transferred to judicial officials for further investigation and subsequent legal proceedings. The crackdown coincides with increased efforts by Iraqi security forces targeting persons illegally residing in the country and those endorsing extremist factions.
The arrests reflect Iraq’s commitment to countering terrorism and reducing the influence of extremist groups. With ongoing efforts to intensify campaigns against illegal residents and terrorism advocates, the focus remains on securing national safety and stability amidst heightened vigilance.
Original Source: shafaq.com
