United Nations A/68/651–S/2013/727
General Assembly Distr.: General 17 December 2013 Security Council English Original: Arabic
General Assembly Security Council Sixty-eighth session Sixty-eighth year Agenda item 110 Measures to eliminate international terrorism
Identical letters dated 9 December 2013 from the Permanent Representative of the Syrian Arab Republic to the United Nations addressed to the Secretary-General and the President of the Security Council
On instructions from my Government, I wish to transmit the following information: On 6 September 2013, our Permanent Mission wrote you a letter, issued as document S/2013/533, concerning the open interference of the Saudi regime in the internal affairs of the Syrian Arab Republic and its support for armed terrorist groups. We pointed out that the Minister for Foreign Affairs of Saudi Arabia, Saud al-Faysal, said in Cairo on 1 September 2013 that his country had sent weapons to what he called the Syrian opposition, and that that was no secret. The Syrian Government now wishes to bring it to your attention that Saudi Arabia has continued to play a disruptive role. It has not limited itself to sending weapons to armed terrorist groups in Syria; from the very outset of the crisis, it has also offered them financial and logistical support. Saudi Arabian intelligence has recruited extremist terrorists among detainees from various nationalities in Saudi Arabian jails, some of them criminals and others Al-Qaida elements. The detainees are released and sent to murder the Syrian people. Exploiting the fact that the Islamic holy sites are located on its territory, the Saudi regime has attempted to legitimize terrorism in Syria by disseminating takfirist ideology on satellite television and encouraging the publication of distorted fatwas on the Internet. Those fatwas are poles apart from tolerant Islam. By calling for jihad against the Syrian State, they facilitate the recruitment of thousands of takfirists from various countries and rally them to fight the Syrian State and shed the blood of the Syrian people. In so doing, they clearly violate the principles of the Islamic faith and humanitarian and ethical values. They are a blatant infringement of the authoritative international resolutions, including the Security Council resolutions on counter-terrorism, which set forth an obligation to combat terrorist financing, recruitment and incitement. Represented by Bandar bin Sultan, Saudi Arabian intelligence has recently revived the armed terrorist groups connected with Al-Qaida, groups that it had
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established and supported many years ago, and to which it has now granted increased logistical support in the form of weapons and recruits. Saudi Arabian intelligence is cooperating with its counterparts in neighbouring States. As a result, the borders with certain neighbouring States have recently been opened in order to allow fighters to cross into those States and train for combat in Syria. In the recent confrontations in the eastern Ghutah region, in Rif Dimashq governorate, numerous attempts were made to transport weapons and fighters through border crossings with Jordan to terrorist groups on Syrian territory, particularly the so-called Army of Islam (Jaysh al-Islam), a terrorist organization supported and funded by Saudi Arabia. It is no secret that thousands of Saudi Arabian nationals are fighting in Syria in the so-called Nusrah Front, Islamic State in Iraq and the Levant and the Army of Islam, as well as certain other units and groups, such as the Abdullah Azzam Brigade. Intelligence shows that the proportion of Saudi Arabian terrorists among active fighters in Syria has recently risen from 10 to 15 per cent. Most of them belong to the Al-Qaida organization. The competent Syrian authorities have recently killed some 300 Saudi Arabian terrorists including Mutlaq al-Mutlaq, a leader of Islamic State in Iraq and the Levant, who was killed in the Aleppo countryside a few days ago. Annexed hereto is a list of the names of some Saudi Arabian terrorists who have been killed in Syria. It should be borne in mind that in many cases, the bodies of dead terrorists are burned by their comrades in order to conceal their identity. In other cases, there is insufficient evidence to identify the bodies. The Saudi regime, its intelligence services and their terrorist proxy groups in Syria bear the largest responsibility for the bloodshed in Syria (see annex). They have taken part in terrorist crimes against civilians, infrastructure, Government buildings, hospitals, public and private facilities and property, schools and Islamic and Christian places of worship. Most recently, on 30 November 2013, they shelled the Umayyad Mosque in the old city of Damascus, killing four civilians, including a child and a woman, and injuring 26 others. On 2 December 2013, terrorists struck in the historic town of Ma‘lula, raiding the convent of Saint Thecla. They detained, abducted and held for ransom the abbess, Mother Pelagia Sayyaf, and a number of nuns who worked in the convent. They also targeted an orphanage attached to the convent, which is home to numerous orphaned children. The fact that Saudi Minister for Foreign Affairs has boasted of sending weapons and terrorists to join the armed groups in Syria is ominous and requires a response. The Security Council must take immediate action, particularly as most of the groups are linked to terrorist organizations, foremost among which are Al-Qaida and the Nusrah Front and Islamic State in Iraq and the Levant, which are included on the Security Council sanctions list of individuals and entities associated with Al-Qaida. Moreover, the current situation infringes a number of Security Council resolutions. For instance, paragraph 2 (a) of resolution 1373 (2001) provides that all States shall refrain from providing any form of support, active or passive, to entities or persons involved in terrorist acts, including by suppressing recruitment of members of terrorist groups and eliminating the supply of weapons to terrorists. In bringing this significant information to your attention, the Government of the Syrian Arab Republic calls on the Secretary-General and the President of the Security Council immediately to take appropriate action to hold the Saudi regime accountable for propagating extremist takfirist ideology and supporting terrorism in Syria, which endangers not only Syria but the region and the world. The Syrian Government hopes that the Security Council counter-terrorism committees will give
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genuine attention to this information and take the appropriate measures to bring an end to the unprecedented support provided by the Saudi regime to takfirist terrorism in Syria, which has organizational and ideological links to Al-Qaida. The State and citizens of Syria are being subjected to the worst form of extremist takfirist terrorism, whose random crimes claim dozens of innocent victims every day. I should be grateful if the present letter and its annex could be issued as a document of the sixty-eighth session of the General Assembly under agenda item 110, Measures to combat international terrorism, and of the Security Council.
(Signed) Bashar Ja’afari Ambassador Permanent Representative
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Annex
Non-exhaustive list of Saudi Arabian terrorists killed while committing terrorist acts on the territory of the Syrian Arab Republic
Name of terrorist Available information
1 Ibrahim Bakhtiyan Ar‘ar Killed on 25 July 2012 with several Arab terrorists in the Busra al-Sham area. 2 Fahd Muhammad al-‘Umayr Killed on 17 September 2012 in Jabal al-Zawiyah 3 Ibrahim Muhammad Abdulna‘im, Killed on 14 June 2013 a.k.a. Abu Khalid al-Dawsari 4 Ahmad Hamad al-Sa‘ur Killed on 11 November 2012 in al-Warshah 5 Ahmad Khalid al-Husayn Killed on 19 January 2013 in Tall Daww al-‘Utaybi 6 Ahmad Sa‘id Dayfullah Killed on 28 April 2013 in Idlib al-Buhayri al-Qarani 7 Ahmad Salim al-Sumayri Killed on 13 June 2013
8 Ayyub Abdul‘aziz al-Mu‘ti, Killed on 3 November 2012 in the aged 38, Al-Qaida member countryside west of Aleppo with several Syrian terrorists 9 Badr Abdulmuhsin al-Mulayhi Killed on 20 December 2012 in Kafr Laha 10 Bandar Muhammad Sulayman Killed on 20 December 2012 in Kafr Laha al-Mani‘ 11 Turki Nasir Abdullah Born in 1987. Came from Jordan after being released in return for going to fight in Syria, where he was killed 12 Tawfiq Sa‘id al-‘Ali Killed on 29 May 2013 13 Husayn bin Ahmad al-Tuwayjiri Killed on 20 December 2012 in Kafr Laha 14 Husayn Fudayl al-Jasim Killed in Bab Bila on 18 April 2013 15 Hamad Ahmad al-Sani‘ Killed in the Ladhiqiyah countryside 16 Hamad Abdulrahman Nasir Killed on 14 April 2013 in Wadi al-Dayf al-Ghufays 17 Hamad Yusuf al-‘Abbud Killed on 17 November 2012 in the Warshah area of Homs 18 Hamid Dakhil al-‘Anzi Killed in Idlib on 11 October 2012
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Name of terrorist Available information
19 Khalid bin Husayn al-‘Utaybi Aged 40, killed on 19 January 2013 20 Khalid Husayn al-Harbi Killed on 18 February 2013 21 Khalid Hamad al-Nasir Killed on 11 October 2012 during a terrorist attack on the oil facility in Saraqib 22 Khalid Hamid al-Nasir Killed while attacking the Army checkpoint at the oil facility 23 Khalid Abdulrahim al-Hammad Killed on 9 January 2013 in Tall Daww 24 Khalid Abdullah al-Rashid Killed on 20 December 2012 in Kafr Laha 25 Khalid ‘Anash al-Bakkar Killed on 17 November 2012 in the Warshah area of Homs 26 Khalaf al-Salwan bin Sayfuldin, Killed on 9 October 2012 with several aged 37, fired a rocket-propelled Syrian, Arab and foreign terrorists during grenade launcher an attack on terrorist positions in the western Sam‘an countryside 27 Khalaf Jasim al-Ruwayli, a.k.a. Killed on 22 January 2013 in Jawbar Abu Sufyan 28 – –
29 Khalif Ahmad al-Khalidi Killed on 16 November 2012 in the Khalidiyah area of Homs 30 Rashid Awad al-Shalwi Liwa’ al-Tawhid leader, killed in Hulah on 28 April 2013 31 Rashid Muhammad al-Fallah, Killed on 27 January 2013 in Rif a.k.a. Abu Asim Dimashq 32 Riyad Awwad al-Shalwi Nusrah Front leader, killed in Hulah on 5 May 2013 33 Zayd Abdulwafi al-Hammad Killed on 22 December 2012 in Burj Qa‘i 34 Sa‘id Fakhri Yunus Came from Jordan after being released in return for fighting in Syria, where he was killed 35 Sa‘id Mu‘addi al-Qahtani Killed in Rif Dimashq 36 Sufyan Subh al-Jasim Killed in Hujayrah 37 Sufyan Abdullah Barhumi Aged 39; killed in Aleppo on 10 October 2012 38 Sultan Fahd al-‘Asimi al-‘Utaybi Killed on 19 May 2013 in Homs
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Name of terrorist Available information
39 Sultan Matar al-Kawdi Killed on 7 June 2013 on the Salamiyah al-Shahrani (Abu Mus‘ab) road 40 Salman Muhammad Ali Released by the Saudi Arabian authorities al-Jum‘ah and sent to fight in Syria, where he was killed 41 Sulayman Ibrahim al-Hajiri (Abu Killed in Homs on 21 January 2013 Abduljabbar al-Najdi) 42 Sulayman Abu Talal, aged 38, Killed on 12 November 2012 with several sniper terrorists in the Aleppo countryside 43 Samir al-Hasan Hamidi Killed on 26 May 2013 in Nayrab 44 Safwan Barhumi bin Abdullah, Killed on 11 October 2012 with Syrian, aged 39 Arab and foreign terrorists during an offensive against armed terrorist bases in Atarib and the Sam‘an countryside 45 Salah Fakhruldin Al Rashid Killed in Tall Daww on 9 January 2013
46 Tarafah Ahmad al-Nasiri Killed in the Ladhiqiyah countryside 47 Talal Khalid Abdulrahman Killed on 20 December 2012 in Kafr Laha al-Yami 48 Amir Dakhil al-Jahn Killed on 11 October 2012 during a terrorist attack on the oil facility in Saraqib 49 A‘id Mutlaq al-‘Utaybi Aged 26; Al-Qaida member, killed in Aleppo 50 Abdulbasit al-Khalaf Juday‘ Killed on 29 May 2013 51 Abdulrahman Salamah Mas‘ad Killed on 30 May 2013 al-‘Adidi al-‘Atwi 52 Abdulrahman Sulayman Released by the Saudi Arabian authorities Abdul‘aziz al-Suwayd and sent to fight in Syria, where he was killed 53 Abdulrahman Muhammad Released by the Saudi Arabian authorities al-‘Umar and sent to fight in Syria, where he was killed 54 Abdulrahman Muzaffar al-‘Abidi Killed in the Ladhiqiyah countryside
55 Abdulrazzaq al-Khalid bin Killed on 7 November 2012 with Syrian al-Qasam, aged 37, Al-Qaida terrorists in Khan al-‘Asal organization
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56 Abdul‘aziz al-‘Anzi, bin Hamid, Killed on 8 October 2012 with Syrian aged 40 terrorists in the Atarib countryside 57 Abdul‘aziz Sa‘ud Aziz al-Subay‘i Released by the Saudi Arabian authorities and sent to fight in Syria, where he was killed 58 Abdullah Ibrahim al-Dakhil, Killed on 25 March 2013 in the a.k.a. Talhah al-Qusaymi Ladhiqiyah countryside 59 Abdullah Hamid al-‘Anzi Killed on 10 October 2012 in Adnan town, Aleppo 60 Abdullah Abdul‘aziz al-Jaythan Explosives expert, killed on 20 December 2012 in Sam‘alil 61 Abdullah Abdul‘aziz al-Shamri Killed on 9 January 2013 in Tall Daww 62 Abdullah Abdul‘aziz Fahd Killed on 13 June 2013 in Rif Dimashq al-Muhawwas 63 Abdullah Umayr Zafir al-Shahri Killed in the Idlib countryside 64 Abdulmajid Muhammad Released by the Saudi Arabian authorities Abdullah al-Suwayd and sent to fight in Syria, where he was killed 65 Abdulmalik Husayn al-Shaddadi Killed on 20 December 2012 in Sam‘alil
66 Abdulwahhab Atif al-Zahrani, Killed on 6 February 2013 in Homs a.k.a. Abu Mahjan al-Azdi 67 Uthman bin Muharib al-Khudayri Killed in the Ladhiqiyah countryside 68 Adnan Salih al-Suwaylim, a.k.a. Entered the country through the Tall Abu Abdulrahman Shihab area, killed in Dar‘a 69 Adnan Qasban al-Fa’idi Killed on 18 November 2012 in the Warshah area of Homs 70 Aql Abdullah al-‘Atal Killed on 14 June 2013 in Aleppo 71 Ali al-Rashid Fa‘uri of the Killed on 22 January 2013 in Jawbar Al Fattul clan 72 Ali Dakhilullah al-Mutayri Killed on 13 June 2013 al-Shallahi 73 Umar Judu‘ al-‘Ubayd Killed on 14 November 2012 in Bab Hud, Homs 74 Umar Abdullah Dayfullah Released by the Saudi Arabian authorities al-‘Urayni and sent to fight in Syria, where he was killed
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Name of terrorist Available information
75 Umar Ata’ullah al-Sa‘idi al-‘Awfi Killed on 20 May 2013 in Dar‘a al-Harbi 76 Umar Muhammad Abdulrahman Released by the Saudi Arabian authorities al-Shibl and sent to fight in Syria, where he was killed 77 Isa al-Fayyad Abul‘abd, aged 38, Killed on 18 October 2012 with Syrian, a.k.a. Abulhasan Arab and foreign terrorists during an offensive against armed terrorist bases in Atarib and the western Sam‘an countryside 78 Faraj Fawwaz al-‘Uwayran Killed on 12 April 2013 in Abil 79 Fahd al-‘Utaybi al-Sinani, a.k.a. Killed on 2 June 2013 in Rif Dimashq Abu Mahjan 80 Fahd Thamir al-Mutayri Killed on 4 December 2012 in Dayr al-Zawr 81 Fahd Sa‘id al-Asmari A.k.a. Abu Bakri al-Azdi, killed on 25 March 2013 82 Fahd Amir al-Shamri A.k.a. Abulwalid, member of Liwa’ al-Islam, killed on 22 January 2013 in Jawbar 83 Fahd Nasir al-Shamri A Saudi Arabian colonel, a.k.a. Abu Nasir, head of the operations room in Qarabis; killed on 4 February 2013 in the Qarabis quarter 84 Fawzan Ghawthan al-‘Unayzi Killed in Dayr al-Zawr
85 – – 86 Fayyad Abdul‘aziz Abdullah, Killed on 27 September 2012 with several aged 34 terrorists in the Khan al-‘Asal area 87 Majid Jad‘an al-Khalaf Killed on 9 April 2013 in Abil 88 Majid Marzuq al-Rawqi Killed on 22 April 2013 in Homs Khusaywi al-Ghubaywi al-‘Utaybi 89 Mubarak Sha’i‘ Al Mash‘i Killed on 25 March 2013 in Hama al-Wad‘ani al-Dawsari 90 Mat‘ab al-Khawalidah Abu Nuri Killed in Syria 91 Muhammad Abu Hamid Killed in Dhiyabiyah, Hujayrah al-Dawsari
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Name of terrorist Available information
92 Muhammad Khalid al-Dawsari Killed on 16 November 2012 in Khalidiyah, Homs city 93 Muhammad Khalid al-Ruli Killed on 17 November 2012 in the Warshah quarter of Homs 94 Muhammad Dawwas al-Rahil Killed on 28 March 2013 al-Shamri, a.k.a. Abu Dawwas 95 Muhammad Salim al-Harbi, Killed on 11 October 2012 in the terrorist formerly a national guard in attack on the Army checkpoint at the oil Riyadh facility 96 Muhammad Salim al-Hamri Killed in the terrorist attack on the Army checkpoint at the oil facility 97 Muhammad Salim, a.k.a. Aged 38, fired a rocket-propelled Abul‘umar grenade; killed on 2 November 2012 in Aleppo 98 Muhammad Sulayman al-Fa’idi Killed on 18 November 2012 in the Warshah quarter 99 Muhammad Ali al-Ha’ili Killed on 25 November 2013 in the Qarabis quarter 100 Muhammad Awad al-Khalidi Killed on 16 November in the Khalidiyah quarter of Homs city 101 Mahmud Salim Jabal Killed on 1 June 2013
102 Marwan bin Abdullah al-Hawtani Killed on 20 December 2012 in Kafr Laha 103 Mu‘adh Abdullah Khalaf al-Harbi Released by the Saudi Arabian authorities and sent to fight in Syria, where he was killed 104 Mu‘adh Abdulrahman Sulayman Released by the Saudi Arabian authorities al-Sahil and sent to fight in Syria, where he was killed 105 Munawir bin Mufdi bin Killed on 24 March 2013 in a clash on the Muhammad al-Khalidi Homs-Tadmur (Palmyra) road 106 Mansur A’id Abdullah al-‘A’id Released by the Saudi Arabian authorities and sent to fight in Syria, where he was killed 107 Musa Hammad al-Sufyani, a.k.a. Killed on 19 May 2013 in Qusayr Abu Ibrahim 108 – –
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109 – – 110 Nasir Abdul‘aziz al-Farim, Killed on 16 October 2012 with Syrian, aged 38, sniper Arab and foreign terrorists during an offensive against armed terrorist bases in Atarib and the western Sam‘an countryside 111 Na’if Saqr Khalid al-Shahrati Killed on 20 December 2012 in Kafr Laha 112 Nawaf Farhan Muhawish Killed on 31 May 2013 in Qusayr al-Ma‘dani al-Zafiri 113 Nur Jibril al-Shamri Killed on 31 May 2013 in Qusayr 114 Hashim bin Ahmad al-Jahdari Killed on 23 December 2012 in Talbisah 115 Walid Mudawi al-‘Umayri Killed on 24 May 2013 al-Jawni, a.k.a. Abu Dajanah al-Azdi 116 Yasir Ahmad al-Qahtani Killed on 22 September 2012 on the Aleppo-Sha‘ar road 117 Yazid bin Ghiyam al-Mutayri Killed on 22 December 2012 in Burj Qa‘i 118 Yazid Rashid al-‘Utaybi Killed on 2 November 2012 in Binnish
119 Yazid Zafir al-Shahri, a.k.a. Abu Killed on 16 April 2013 in Idlib Hafs 120 Yazid Fahd al-Shamri Killed on 9 January 2013 in Tall Daww 121 Yusuf Muhammad Ali al-Sulaymi Killed on 9 November 2012 in Idlib by a or al-Dulaymi group of seven terrorists from various Arab countries 122 Fa’iz Munawir al-Rimali Killed on 10 November 2012 with a group of Syrian terrorists in Aleppo city 123 Jarullah Abdullah al-Dawsari Killed on 22 April 2013 in an attack on a base of armed terrorist groups in the Dar‘a villages 124 Khalid Abdullah al-Shamri Killed on 24 April 2013 in an attack on terrorist lairs in the Dar‘a villages 125 Khalid Mahmud al-Tamimi Killed on 30 March 2013 while with an armed terrorist group in the village of Tayyibah
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126 Rajab Mustafa al-Mustafa Killed on 30 May 2013 in an attack on terrorist lairs in the Hamadin quarter of Dar‘a 127 Sa‘ud Ali al-Dawsari Killed on 19 December 2012 128 Sultan Zabyan al-Mutayri Killed on 28 May 2013 in an attack on terrorist locations in the Dar‘a villages 129 Salman Muhammad al-Dawsari Killed on 16 May 2013 in an attack on terrorist mercenary locations in the Dar‘a villages 130 Shaman Abdulaziz al-Shamri Killed on 22 November 2012 in Bab Hud 131 Abdullah Ahmad al-Sa‘udi Killed on 20 February 2013 132 Abdullah Abdulnabi Mawal Leader of an armed terrorist group; killed al-Dawsari on 24 March 2013 during an attack on terrorist bases in the town of Tayyibah 133 Abdullah Munayzil al-Harithi Killed on 19 December 2012 134 Ali Abdulrahman Mu’minah Lieutenant Colonel; killed in Syria 135 Ali Sa‘di al-Sumayli Killed on 1 April 2013 in Dar‘a
136 Umar Makki al-Jawad Killed on 25 November 2012 in Khalidiyah 137 Fahd Abdullah al-Balwi Killed on 23 April 2013 during an attack on terrorist lairs in the Dar‘a villages 138 Fahd Abdullah al-Qahtani Killed on 22 April 2013 during an attack on a base of armed terrorist groups in the Dar‘a villages 139 Fahd Mahmud al-‘Utaybi Killed on 28 May 2013 during an attack on terrorist locations in the Dar‘a villages 140 Kasir Abdul‘aziz al-Zayn Killed on 6 March 2013 in an attack on bases of armed men in the village of Umm al-Mayadin 141 Mubarak Faysal al-Shirari Killed on 28 April 2013 in an attack on terrorist lairs in the Dar‘a villages 142 Muhammad Khalid al-Dawsari Killed on 12 November 2012 near the Khalid ibn al-Walid mosque 143 Muhammad Za‘l al-‘Umayri Killed on 30 March 2013 while with an armed terrorist group at the Kum factory in the village of Tayyibah
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Name of terrorist Available information
144 Mutlaq Ahmad al-Mutayri Killed on 21 April 2013 in an attack on several terrorist locations in Shajarah town 145 Muqaddar Umar al-Baqi Killed on 25 November 2012 in Khalidiyah 146 Muhannad Abdullah al-Shamri Killed on 28 April 2013 during an attack on several terrorist lairs in the Dar‘a villages and on a terrorist van in Jamlah village 147 Nawaf Hamid al-Khalifah Killed on 30 March 2013 while with an armed terrorist group at the Kum factory in the village of Tayyibah 148 Husayn Bandar al-‘Anzi Killed in the Bayadah quarter 149 Id Munawir al-Shamri Killed on 27 November in Dayr Atiyah 150 Hani Awwad al-Shamri Killed on 27 November in Dayr Atiyah
151 Adil Nayif al-Shamri Killed on 27 November in Dayr Atiyah 152 Majid bin Ali al-Samhal al-‘Anzi – 153 Safwan Muhammad Sulayman – al-Rashidi 154 Fiddah Sa‘dah al-Majidi Killed in Damascus city 155 Abdullah al-Husayn – 156 Abdul‘aziz al-Jughayman –
157 Ibrahim Ghazi al-Bakhtiyan – 158 Ahmad al-Mash‘ali – 159 Abdullah al-Ranyan Killed in Jabal Sam‘an 160 Sattuf al-Sa‘i Killed in Jabal Sam‘an 161 Hammud al-‘Alyan A.k.a. Abu Salma; killed in Jabal Sam‘an 162 Abdulwahid al-Najafi A.k.a. Shaykh al-Thuwwar (Sheikh of the Revolutionaries); killed in Jabal Sam‘an 163 Abdul‘aziz al-Mat‘ab A.k.a. Abu Hamzah 164 Talal al-Mahjam A.k.a. Al-Qa’id (The Leader) 165 Wardan al-Ha’ili – 166 Abdulbari Ajman Killed in Homs
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167 Sayhab al-Jarih Killed in Homs 168 Malik Naqqash – 169 Zafir al-‘Ujaymi Killed in Dayr al-Zawr 170 Abduljabbar Jarrah – 171 Fahd al-Zabyani Killed in Idlib 172 Hassan al-Shamri Killed in Aleppo 173 Khalid al-Zahrani Killed in Aleppo 174 Abdul‘aziz Sulayman Killed in Aleppo 175 Abdulkarim al-Zayd Killed in the western Aleppo countryside 176 Abdul‘aziz al-Na’if Killed in Jabal Sam‘an
177 Khalil Abdul‘aziz Killed in Jabal Sam‘an 178 Abdulqadir al-Jisri Killed in Homs
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