Abou Ibrahim to LBCI: the 7 injured detainees were treated

LBCI team met Friday with Abou Ibrahim in Azaz. The latter refused to be filmed and told LBCI that the 7 detainees who were injured in the air ride that hit Azaz. The destiny of the 4 missing hostages remains unknown. Abu Ibrahim added that they will disclose no information on the Lebanese hostages in the next 20 days.    

Sources reported to LBCI that Azaz security wing decided to withdraw the 7 Lebanese hostages from Azaz. According to the abductors sources, the 4 missing detainees are presumed dead and if corpse will be found, they shall be handed over to the Turkish authorities to be later deported to Lebanon.     
Meanwhile, Hajja Hayat emphasized in a statement to LBCI that Abou Ibrahim is spreading false rumors to attract the media to Azaz. “The detainees are all in good health and were not in the shelled zone”, she added.      

Mona Termous, one of the 11 detainees wives said to LBCI that Azaz news are false, stressing that Abou Ibrahim told them that he is no longer responsible of the Lebanese detainees.      

Earlier today, families of the Lebanese detainees in Syria await any news on their loved ones. In an interview with LBCI Hajja Hayat, one of the wives of the detainees in Syria said that today should bring an end to this saga.                        

On "Abu Ibrahim's" leaked video which aired last night, she described it as a mass charade for media sensationalism.                     

The eleven Lebanese pilgrims were kidnapped on their way back from Iran by insurgents hoping to use them for a prisoner swap on the 20th of May, with reports on their deaths recently surfacing – bringing the Lebanese streets to a boil.