The Syrian Ministry of Interior categorically denied, today (Monday), reports circulated by some media outlets and social media platforms claiming that a security incident had targeted Syrian President Ahmed Al-Sharaa and a number of senior state officials.
The Ministry’s spokesperson, Nour Al-Din Al-Baba, stated that the circulating reports are completely unfounded, stressing that they rely on fabricated information and data falsely attributed to official entities,
with the aim of spreading confusion and destabilizing public opinion.
In a post on his official account on the “X” platform, Al-Baba said that what has been circulated falls within the scope of media disinformation campaigns that have no connection to reality.
The security situation is stable
The Ministry’s spokesperson added that the competent authorities are monitoring the sources of these rumors,
emphasizing that the security situation is stable and that there is no truth to any such incident.
He confirmed that security institutions continue to perform their duties normally, and all relevant leadership figures are carrying out their work without interruption.
Al-Baba called on citizens not to be swayed by unverified news and urged media outlets to adhere
to the highest standards of professionalism and responsibility when reporting information.
He highlighted the importance of relying exclusively on official, accredited sources when addressing sensitive security issues.
Promoting misinformation
The Syrian Ministry of Interior also stressed that publishing or circulating false news could harm security and stability, confirming that it will take the necessary legal measures
against anyone proven to be involved in spreading misleading information or fabricating official data.
This official denial comes at a time when social media platforms are experiencing heightened activity in circulating unverified news,
prompting the authorities to reiterate the importance of exercising accuracy and caution.
The Syrian Ministry of Interior emphasized that publishing or circulating false news could harm security and stability.
It confirmed that it will take the necessary legal measures against anyone proven
to be involved in spreading misleading information or fabricating official data.
This official denial comes at a time when social media platforms are witnessing intense activity in circulating unverified news,
prompting the authorities to once again stress the importance of exercising accuracy and caution.
Harming security and stability
The Syrian Ministry of Interior emphasized that publishing or circulating false news could harm security and stability, confirming
that it will take the necessary legal measures against anyone proven to be involved in spreading misleading information or fabricating official data.
This official denial comes at a time when social media platforms are witnessing intense activity in circulating unverified news,
prompting the authorities to once again stress the importance of exercising accuracy and caution,
as well as refraining from contributing to the spread of rumors that threaten the country’s security and stability.
