Media sources confirmed that the Syrian regime continues to pressure businessman Rami Makhlouf and seize the money of those close to him.

According to what was reported by "Syria TV" from sources, the regime issued a decision against "Zain Al-Abidin Tamer Al-Dakhil", to place preventive seizures on his movable and immovable money, and to fine him in the amount of 65 million Syrian pounds.

The sources added that "Zain Al-Abidin" is the son of Tamer Al-Dakhil, who held the position of head of the "Military Security" branch in Aleppo in 2016, and he is affiliated with Rami Makhlouf, as well as many officers of the village of Al-Rabiah in the western countryside of Hama.

It is noteworthy that the Syrian regime has seized control of most of "Makhlouf" companies, with judicial guardianship provisions affecting the largest cellular communications companies in the country (Syriatel).