Ahmad al-Sharaa (Jolani) placed the commander of Syrian Army Unit 62, known as Abu Amasha ('the chicken thief'), under house arrest after he refused to transfer command to Maj. Gen. Jamal al-Salih, according to a report. Jolani confiscated his phones. Turkish intelligence is expected to intervene in the coming hours.
A report from the region describes an internal dispute within the Syrian military under the leadership of Ahmad al-Sharaa (Jolani). The commander of Syrian Army Unit 62, identified only by the nickname Abu Amasha (also known as 'the chicken thief'), was placed under house arrest after he refused Jolani's demand to transfer command of the unit to Major General Jamal al-Salih. Jolani confiscated his phones. The report states that Turkish intelligence is expected to intervene in the coming hours to resolve the crisis. The development highlights ongoing tensions as Jolani works to consolidate control over the Syrian military apparatus. The report has not been independently verified.
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