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🚨 EXCLUSIVE | Exposing The Terrorist Militias and Smuggling Networks Operating Under Al-Julani’s #Syria. 🇸🇾 Southern Syria has become a hub for extremist militias, Iranian-backed networks, and cross-border drug and weapons trafficking. Across #Daraa, the Yarmouk Basin, and Quneitra, armed factions operate within a security landscape shaped by Al-Julani’s regime, threatening the security of 🇯🇴 #Jordan and 🇮🇱 #Israel. Following Jordan’s military operation, “Jordanian Deterrence – Hamoud,” in response to the terrorist attack targeting Christians in Karak, Jordan, these networks deserve the world’s attention. 👇🏻 Here are the key extremist groups operating across the region: 🔴 ISIS-LINKED MILITIAS AFFILIATED WITH AL-JULANI’S REGIME Militias linked to ISIS operate across Daraa, the Yarmouk Basin, and Quneitra, under the official affiliation of Al-Julani’s forces. Multiple videos show masked members of the transitional authorities wearing military uniforms bearing ISIS insignia and issuing threats against Israel. In July 2025, hundreds of members of these militias participated in the assault on #Druze civilians in #Sweida and committed atrocities against them. These militias remain active, while their networks are involved in drug smuggling toward Jordan. 🔴 THE ULI AL-BAAS BRIGADES (UAB) An Islamist militant group that emerged following the fall of the Assad regime, previously operating under the name “Golan Liberation Front.” On January 13, 2025, the group announced the mobilization of light armored vehicles and fighters toward Quneitra, Sweida, Daraa, Damascus, and the surrounding countryside. Four days later, on January 17, it formally announced the beginning of military operations against the Israeli presence in southern Syria. The group is linked to Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) and Hezbollah. On February 19, it announced that two of its commanders, Muhannad al-Baqari and Mohammad Mansour, had been killed by Israeli forces in Quneitra. 🔴 THE ISLAMIC GROUP — THE MUSLIM BROTHERHOOD’S LEBANESE BRANCH The Islamic Group is a Lebanese branch of the Muslim Brotherhood with a record of armed operations against Israel. It operates in coordination with Hamas in Lebanon and Syria, as well as Hezbollah in Lebanon. Israeli military operations in Daraa and Quneitra countryside have targeted members of this organization, resulting in deaths and arrests. The group also works in coordination with individuals close to Iran’s IRGC to smuggle weapons into the West Bank through Jordan. ⚠️ THE NETWORK BEHIND THE CHAOS Al-Julani’s regime covertly supports these radical armed groups, allowing them freedom of movement and operations across Daraa and Quneitra to use them as leverage against Israel. Tribal figures responsible for drug trafficking and weapons smuggling toward the West Bank coordinate with commanders close to Al-Julani’s regime. Among them is Rakan al-Khudair, who wields considerable influence across these areas. ⁉️ The question is clear: Who enables these networks, who protects their operations, and who benefits from the chaos they create across southern Syria? From the July 2025 massacres against Druze civilians in Sweida to the drug and weapons smuggling networks threatening Jordan and Israel, these armed factions are part of a wider security threat that cannot be ignored. The international community must expose these networks, confront those enabling them, and hold those responsible for terrorism, trafficking, and atrocities against civilians accountable.

🚨 EXCLUSIVE | Exposing The Terrorist Militias and Smuggling Networks Operating Under Al-Julani’s #Syria. 🇸🇾 Southern Syria has become a hub for extremist militias, Iranian-backed networks, and cross-border drug and weapons trafficking. Across #Daraa, the Yarmouk Basin, and Quneitra, armed factions operate within a security landscape shaped by Al-Julani’s regime, threatening the security of 🇯🇴 #Jordan and 🇮🇱 #Israel. Following Jordan’s military operation, “Jordanian Deterrence – Hamoud,” in response to the terrorist attack targeting Christians in Karak, Jordan, these networks deserve the world’s attention. 👇🏻 Here are the key extremist groups operating across the region: 🔴 ISIS-LINKED MILITIAS AFFILIATED WITH AL-JULANI’S REGIME Militias linked to ISIS operate across Daraa, the Yarmouk Basin, and Quneitra, under the official affiliation of Al-Julani’s forces. Multiple videos show masked members of the transitional authorities wearing military uniforms bearing ISIS insignia and issuing threats against Israel. In July 2025, hundreds of members of these militias participated in the assault on #Druze civilians in #Sweida and committed atrocities against them. These militias remain active, while their networks are involved in drug smuggling toward Jordan. 🔴 THE ULI AL-BAAS BRIGADES (UAB) An Islamist militant group that emerged following the fall of the Assad regime, previously operating under the name “Golan Liberation Front.” On January 13, 2025, the group announced the mobilization of light armored vehicles and fighters toward Quneitra, Sweida, Daraa, Damascus, and the surrounding countryside. Four days later, on January 17, it formally announced the beginning of military operations against the Israeli presence in southern Syria. The group is linked to Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) and Hezbollah. On February 19, it announced that two of its commanders, Muhannad al-Baqari and Mohammad Mansour, had been killed by Israeli forces in Quneitra. 🔴 THE ISLAMIC GROUP — THE MUSLIM BROTHERHOOD’S LEBANESE BRANCH The Islamic Group is a Lebanese branch of the Muslim Brotherhood with a record of armed operations against Israel. It operates in coordination with Hamas in Lebanon and Syria, as well as Hezbollah in Lebanon. Israeli military operations in Daraa and Quneitra countryside have targeted members of this organization, resulting in deaths and arrests. The group also works in coordination with individuals close to Iran’s IRGC to smuggle weapons into the West Bank through Jordan. ⚠️ THE NETWORK BEHIND THE CHAOS Al-Julani’s regime covertly supports these radical armed groups, allowing them freedom of movement and operations across Daraa and Quneitra to use them as leverage against Israel. Tribal figures responsible for drug trafficking and weapons smuggling toward the West Bank coordinate with commanders close to Al-Julani’s regime. Among them is Rakan al-Khudair, who wields considerable influence across these areas. ⁉️ The question is clear: Who enables these networks, who protects their operations, and who benefits from the chaos they create across southern Syria? From the July 2025 massacres against Druze civilians in Sweida to the drug and weapons smuggling networks threatening Jordan and Israel, these armed factions are part of a wider security threat that cannot be ignored. The international community must expose these networks, confront those enabling them, and hold those responsible for terrorism, trafficking, and atrocities against civilians accountable.