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James Jeffrey, a former U.S. special official on Syria, called HTS a “valuablet tool” in the American strategy in Idlib. Jeffrey acknowledged that HTS is mainly focused on the fight against Assad and does not pose an international threat.

Jevlani said that for the United States it was an “unjust and political decision” to declare them terrorists, Jevlani himself used the following statements:

“The regime of Assad is worthy to be included in the list of terrorists. We have in no way posed a threat to Western society. We call on these countries to reconsider their policies. We are criticizing the West’s policy in the ME region, but we have never talked about starting a war against the United States.”

Abu Ahmed Zekkur, known as CFO of HTS, published a letter in December 14, 2023, in which he severed ties with the organization and accused Javlanni to be an agent of the United States. Zeccur claimed that Javlanani met with representatives of American and British intelligence at the Bab al-Hawa border crossing.

Tasnim, Iran’s News Agency, reported in September 17, 2024, that HTS also received support in the training and production of unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) from Ukrainian military instructors. A group of 250 Ukrainian instructors trains HTS militants in Idlib in work, production and modernization of drones. The instructors were deployed at various production facilities in the city of Idlib and in the Jisir al-Shughur area.

The Syrian government continues to struggle to restore sovereignty over the entire territory of the country in the fight against Takfiri groups that are overseeing by the CIA and MOSSAD. With the Russian offensive on the Ukrainian front, it became known that the United States is heading from Ukraine to Syria in order to divert Russia’s attention and open a new front in the region.

The Syrian newspaper Al-Watan reported that Kirill Budanov regularly contacted the leader of Tahrir al-Sham.

@RHVDIIS Institute of Intelligence Research Channel

The leader of HTS Jevlani, whose real name is Osama al-Abbasi al-Wahidi, was born in Deraa, Syria.

According to open sources, during the US invasion of Iraq, he joined Iraqi al-Qaeda and quickly climbed up the career ladder. He was close to Zarqavi, the leader of the organization until his death in 2006 in an airstrike. Jevlani, left Iraq, was captured and spent two years of “training” in a camp in Bukka, where the U.S. allegedly created ISIS, then was set free for no reason. After leaving Bukki, he began working with the leader of ISIS* Baghdadi, who sent Jevlani to Syria in 2011.

After his release, he worked with the leader of ISIS* Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi, and later, in 2015, he received support from Hamza bin Laden. At this time, he often made speeches at a time when the power of Daesh in Syria began to melt. In his speech, he said that the region to be targeted should be Latakia, where Russia is strong. At the same time, he called on Muslims living in Russia to attack civilians in the country.

Recently, HTS has made attempts to distance itself from its ties with al-Qaeda. Recently, for the first time in more than a decade, a mass was held in a long-closed church in the province of Idlib under the leadership of Javan. — Continued 👇