His body tied to pole | Eighth Brigade executes “ISIS” leader in Daraa

Daraa province: At dawn today, a person was found field-executed, and his body was tied to a pole on the street of Al-Muzayrib town in the western countryside of Daraa.
According to Syrian Observatory sources, the body belongs to Muhammad Qasim Al-Subaihi, “Abu Tariq”, who hailed from Atman town in the central countryside of Daraa. He was a leader in “ISIS” and one of the most wanted people by the regime forces.
He was arrested last April on the administrative border between Daraa and Al-Suwaidaa provinces.
On April 3, members of the Eighth Brigade arrested “Abo Tariq Al-Subaihy” who is a commander of ISIS cells and is a prominent wanted figure for the regime, after they lured him to Al-Lojaa area in Daraa under pretext of smuggling him to Jordan.
According to reliable SOHR sources, a member of Al-Rammah Tribe lured the commander and handed him over to the Eighth Brigade.
The head of Bani Khalid tribe council, to which the commander of ISIS belongs, gave the Al-Rammah Tribe a period of time to retrieve the commander who was handed over to the Eighth Brigade and work on his release, confirming their support for the leader Abo Tariq Al-Subaihy.
In May 2020, Al-Subaihi was also accused of kidnapping nine members of the police station in Al-Muzayrib town, west of Daraa, and executing them, in response to the killing of his son and another relative.

Since early 2024, SOHR activists have documented 171 incidents of security disorder in Daraa province, which left 206 people dead; and they are as follows:

60 civilians, including five women and 17 children.

58 regime soldiers, members and collaborators with regime security services.

11 men accused of “involving in drug business.”

Five members of the Russian-backed 8th Brigade.

15 ISIS members, including a commander.

50 members of local factions.

A regime dissident colonel.

Five persons collaborating with the Lebanese Hezbollah.

One unidentified person.