Syrian spy chief accused of 2015 'Children's Massacre' hiding in Moscow: Report
- BBC traced former Syrian intelligence chief Hussam Luka, accused of involvement in the 2015 "Children's Massacre" and other abuses, to Moscow.
- Former Syrian intelligence chief Hussam Luka, one of the most powerful security officials under ousted president Bashar al-Assad, has been traced to Moscow after the BBC followed a trail of contacts found in his abandoned Damascus apartment.
- Luka, who was sanctioned by the UK, US and European Union, has been accused of involvement in torture, detention and other abuses during Assad’s rule.
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- BBC traced former Syrian intelligence chief Hussam Luka, accused of involvement in the 2015 "Children's Massacre" and other abuses, to Moscow.
- Former Syrian intelligence chief Hussam Luka, one of the most powerful security officials under ousted president Bashar al-Assad, has been traced to Moscow after the BBC followed a trail of contacts found in his abandoned Damascus apartment.
- Luka, who was sanctioned by the UK, US and European Union, has been accused of involvement in torture, detention and other abuses during Assad’s rule.
Sources: Times of India