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Thousands of Syrians, many of whom jailed in pro-regime detention centres, were freed by opposition rebels as the Assad regime has now come to an end.
The Syrian regime has made ridiculous clims of fabricated AI generated videos and called on people to only rely on information provided by official channels.
Rebels in Syria captured the capital city on Sunday, declaring it free of Assad. Before that, the rebels captured the key city of Homs.
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Syria's rebel leader Ahmed al-Sharaa said the now-toppled regime security forces will be dissolved, and the country's notorious prisons will also close.
In just 11 days, Syrian rebels launched a surprise offensive, capturing key cities and sweeping into Damascus, ultimately toppling Bashar al-Assad.
Homs was once famed as the 'capital' of Syria's revolution in 2011, when protesters in the city galvanised their fellow citizens across the country.
Speaking to CNN, HTS leader Mohammad al-Jolani distanced himself from his past membership of al-Qaeda and spoke of the position of Syria's minorities.
Ahmed al-Sharaa has pledged to punish officials involved in torturing Syrian dissidents, promising rewards for those who can help locate them.
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Soon after hearing news of Assad fleeing his country on 8 December, Syrians in Egypt went on a celebratory spree on the streets.
While rebels took over key Syrian cities, Sabbagh claims Assad urged Moscow and Tehran to intervene