Strong Status unknown Operating company Syria

Hisn Al-Sham

Also: حصن الشام

Co-founded by Ammar Younes Younes and Mohammad Fadi Raslan Al-Dabbas, per a bilingual investigative report, which states the company "undertook the protection of Mohammad Hamsho and carried out suspicious military operations" and publishes a photo of armed Hisn Al-Sham pickup trucks at "Hamsho's farm," alongside a screenshot of the company's own statute/registration document. A serious allegation from a single unbranded source, not independently corroborated here.

Record

Sector: Private security and protection services
Controlled by: Ammar Younes Younes, Fadi Al-Dabbas
Confidence: Multiple independent technical or documentary indicators agree, with no contrary evidence.

The security-company/personal-protection detail sits well outside this register's usual estate/DNS/corporate-registry evidence base — treat the "suspicious military operations" characterization as the report's own claim, not verified independently.

Sources

What Is the Connection Between German Sinalco, Mohammad Hamsho, Ammar Younes, and Fadi Al-Dabbas? Unbranded investigative report (shared via Google Drive) · retrieved 2026-08-12 Bilingual, no visible byline. Names DAK's four owners (Naeem Al-Khair 25%, Fadi/Ghiyath/Abeer Al-Dabbas 25% each) and UCII's officers (GM Haidara Makhlouf, admin director Wassim Moussali, lab manager Hala Ghossn). Reports Ammar Younes co-founded security firm Hisn Al-Sham with Fadi Al-Dabbas, which "protected Mohammad Hamsho and carried out suspicious military operations," and a June 2026 police complaint by Younes against Hassan Akkad over defamation videos. Embeds a UCII registry certificate (No. 17834), a Hisn Al-Sham statute, an armed-vehicle photo, and a police report.