Syrian Rebels Find '40 Tortured Bodies' In Hospital Morgue Near Damascus | Syria Civil War
December 10, 2024
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as posted by the channelRebel fighters near Damascus discovered 40 tortured bodies in Harasta Hospital’s morgue, revealing grim evidence of atrocities. The bodies, stuffed into plastic bags with names and numbers scribbled on them, bore horrific signs of torture: gouged-out eyes, missing teeth, blood splatters, and severe bruising. Some victims were wrapped in bloodstained white cloth; others were naked or decomposing. A hospital worker tipped off the fighters, exposing Harasta Hospital’s role as a hub for collecting detainees’ bodies from Assad’s detention centers. Thousands of Syrians, desperate for answers, have accused the Assad regime of systemic torture, rape, and mass killings in a brutal campaign to suppress dissent.
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