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Tuesday, 9 October 2012 - Suicide bombers hit Syria security complex: rebels |
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Al-Nusra, a militant Islamist group, claimed responsibility for the attack on the Air Force Intelligence complex in the suburb of Harasta, saying officials working there had played a major role in the government's crackdown on an 18-month-old revolt. Residents and opposition activists told Reuters the attack set off huge explosions and was followed by a gun battle. Video footage taken by activists, which could not be independently verified, showed a large explosion. "The decision was taken to hit Airforce Intelligence because it is one of the most notorious security divisions, and a citadel of repression whose extent is known only to God," said the statement from Al-Nusra, posted on Facebook. The Airforce Intelligence unit is commanded by Brigadier General Jamil Hassan, one of Assad's top lieutenants, and is mostly made up of members of the president's minority Alawite sect. There was no information on whether Hassan was present during the attack. 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