Syria arrests ringleader of ISIS cell linked to deaths of 3 security personnel
Syrian authorities say they have apprehended Walid al-Fallah, alleged head of an ISIS terrorist cell responsible for killing three security officers.

Syria's Internal Security Forces arrested al-Fallah in Daraa province, according to Anadolu Agency. Authorities allege the cell was involved in the killing of three security personnel.
The arrest comes as Syria continues operations against ISIS remnants following the militant group's territorial defeat in 2019.
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- Syria arrests ringleader of ISIS terrorist cell involved in killing 3 security personnel — Anadolu Agency (Turkey)
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