The Lebanese army intelligence detained Thursday four Syrian nationals over links with ISIL, the state-run National News Agency reported.

The Lebanese army intelligence detained Thursday four Syrian nationals over links with ISIL, the state-run National News Agency reported.

According to NNA, two ISIL suspects were arrested in the village of Talia in the Bekaa.

Troops confiscated from their possession military equipment and al-Qaida-affiliate al-Nusra Front slogans.

The apprehended suspects were identified as Jomaa Ahmed al-Mustafa and his brother Aziz.

A third suspect and his wife, who managed to flee the area taking with them identity papers, were arrested later in the day at an army checkpoint in the Bekaa town of Ferzol.

They hail from Syria's Raqqa and confessed to belonging to the terrorist group.

On Wednesday, the army arrested nine Syrians on suspicion of their links to terrorist groups.

Several suspected 'jihadist' members have been arrested in recent months throughout Lebanon.