Cemal Trablusi, right-hand man of terrorist Mihraç Ural, was captured
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Cemal Trablusi, the right-hand man of Mihraç Ural, who served the deposed Bashar Assad regime and is the suspect of the Reyhanlı attack, was captured by Tripoli's Anti-Terrorism Branch teams.
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Why It Matters
Cemal Tripoli served as the Aleppo representative and office manager of the Resistance Syria organization during the Syrian revolution. Mihraç Ural is among the defendants of the Reyhanlı attack.
In the written statement of the Ministry, no details were given regarding where and when the operation in which Tripoli was captured by the Anti-Terrorism Branch teams took place.
Cemal Tripoli served as the Aleppo representative and office manager of the Resistance Syria organization during the Syrian revolution.
TERRORIST MIHRAÇ URAL
Mihraç Ural, born in Antakya in 1956, escaped to Syria in 1982 from Türkiye, where he was detained for illegal organization activities.
Ural established close relations with Jamil Assad, the brother of the then President Hafez Assad, through his wife Malak Fadel, who was related to the Assad family, and became a wealthy person in Syria thanks to the privileges he acquired.
Terrorist Mihraç Ural is among the defendants in the case related to the bomb attack in Hatay's Reyhanlı district in 2013, in which 52 people lost their lives.
Ural, who was the leader of the militia called "Mukaveme Suriyye" serving the deposed Bashar Assad regime, is known for his activities in the Latakia province of Syria on the Turkish border, especially in the Bayırbucak Turkmen region, located opposite Hatay's Yayladağı district.
Open Questions
- Where and when was the operation performed?
- What is the current legal status of Cemal Tripoli?
