Syrian security officials announced on Tuesday, November 3, that the country's security and intelligence forces succeeded in thwarting a terrorist and sabotage plan planned by a group affiliated with Hezbollah in Lebanon against the refinery in Homs. During this activity, two members of this network were arrested and the explosives prepared for this attack were seized. Lebanon's Hezbollah rejected and condemned these allegations "in full" in a statement. This group emphasized again that it has no presence or connection in the territory of Syria and had no involvement in actions against the security and stability of this country. The refinery in Homs in central Syria is the only working refinery in the war-torn country, while a second refinery in Banias is under repair. This is despite the fact that Damascus previously announced the destruction of gangs associated with Hezbollah; A group that supported Bashar al-Assad in the Syrian civil war. However, Syrian President Ahmed al-Shura and Hezbollah leader Naim Qassem recently raised the possibility of meeting with each other.

Syrian security officials announced on Tuesday, November 3, that the country's security and intelligence forces succeeded in thwarting a terrorist and sabotage plan planned by a group affiliated with Hezbollah in Lebanon against the refinery in Homs. During this activity, two members of this network were arrested and the explosives prepared for this attack were seized. Lebanon's Hezbollah rejected and condemned these allegations "in full" in a statement. This group emphasized again that it has no presence or connection in the territory of Syria and had no involvement in actions against the security and stability of this country. The refinery in Homs in central Syria is the only working refinery in the war-torn country, while a second refinery in Banias is under repair. This is despite the fact that Damascus previously announced the destruction of gangs associated with Hezbollah; A group that supported Bashar al-Assad in the Syrian civil war. However, Syrian President Ahmed al-Shura and Hezbollah leader Naim Qassem recently raised the possibility of meeting with each other.