Syrian regime's interior minister, Mohammed al-Shaar, surrenders himself

Major General Mohammed Ibrahim Al-Shaar, the Syrian Minister of Interior in the Bashar Al-Assad regime, surrendered himself to the security forces.

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Videos showed Al-Shaar in a security forces vehicle, while Al-Shaar confirmed in statements that he had surrendered himself voluntarily, noting that the Ministry of Interior was responsible only for official prisons and not for unofficial or security prisons. He also claimed that he had not committed any act punishable by law.

The story of the national security bombing After he surrendered himself, Al Arabiya TV conducted an interview in which he talked about the assassination of the Crisis Cell that took place in 2012. He revealed that months before the bombing, the Crisis Cell had also been poisoned after they ate together.

Regarding the day of the explosion, he said that he did not feel himself until he was in the hospital, where they told him that they were able to take him from under the rubble after the explosion.

Who is Major General Mohammed Al-Shaar? Major General Mohammed al-Shaar was born in the city of al-Haffa in the Latakia countryside in 1950. He joined the Syrian Armed Forces in 1971 and rose through the military ranks. Al-Shaar held several positions in the Military Intelligence Division, including security responsibility in the Lebanese city of Tripoli in the 1980s, and the presidency of military security in Tartous and Aleppo, as well as the leadership of the military police.

Appointed Minister of Interior Despite reaching retirement age, he was appointed Minister of Interior on April 14, 2011, in the government of Adel Safar, replacing Major General Saeed Mohammed Samour, and remained in office until November 2018.

In July 2012, Al-Shaar was injured in a bombing that targeted the National Security headquarters in Damascus during a meeting of a number of Syrian officials. Despite rumors that he was killed in the bombing, he recovered and appeared on Syrian television ten days after the incident.