The prominent leader of the Guardians of Religion Organization, Abu Abdul Rahman al-Makki, was assassinated today, Friday, by a bombing by a plane believed to belong to the International Coalition, south of Idlib in northern Syria.
Al-Makki, who held the position of 'Leader of the Sharia Council,' was killed while riding a motorcycle on the road linking the towns of Ahsim and Al-Bara in Jabal Al-Zawiya, south of Idlib.
This assassination marks a significant event in the ongoing conflict in the region, reflecting the complex dynamics between various factions, including Al-Qaeda and its affiliates.
Al-Makki's history is intertwined with major factions in Syria, having served in leadership roles within the Guardians of Religion and the Al-Nusra Front, showcasing the shifting allegiances and power struggles in the area.
