There is no corner left in Syria that may not have been spied on by the intelligence services of the former president of the Syrian regime, Bashar al-Assad, from schools to homes and even romantic relationships, all the way to the informants themselves.
Monitoring even students in schools
Analysis of secret intelligence documents revealed with the fall of the regime revealed that members of the same family, even in Syria, were spying On each other.
The documents also showed how even students in schools were monitored, and how they "betray" Teachers are their students and defame them, according to what was reported by “The Times” newspaper.
In addition, thousands of files, written or printed, detailed the way the regime infiltrated the protests since 2011, as well as its extensive network of informants.
The documents also showed the extent of suspicion that pervaded the Syrian security services, as they constantly suspected that their spies were double agents.
Intelligence documents revealed the Assad regime’s involvement in assassinations and bombings to win public opinion. Daily details were also recorded, and boring daily details of thousands of suspicious people were recorded.
And through phone tapping. Hacking computers and sending agents to monitor suspects in person, the security services collected an enormous amount of information, sometimes boring and sometimes irrelevant.
The information included detailing every detail of the target’s life, beginning with the location of the garage where his mother repaired. Her car, and even the last visit he made to his relatives, including the number of residential buildings he owned.
Secret Syrian intelligence documents revealed the mission of the agent “Musa” and his relationship with Israel, and no one was safe from Intelligence eyes, even children in schools.
Last spring, a 12-year-old boy was arrested from a school in Homs after he “torn a paper bearing the president’s picture.” ;, according to his investigation report.
The report also stated that the teacher found the paper in the trash and informed the school inspector, who in turn informed the police station.
After their release, informants from all And they followed all their steps and even what they wrote on social networking sites.
It is worth noting that since the fall of the previous regime on the eighth of this month, all prisons in the country have been opened, and thousands of detainees have been released.
But the Syrian Network for Human Rights confirmed that there are still at least 112,414 people in Syria classified as missing, despite the release of thousands of detainees in recent weeks.
While The number of those released is estimated at about 24,200 people.
