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How "Al-Assad's Laptop" Revealed the Tahrir Neighborhood Massacre, Says Amjad Youssef
Investigative reports have uncovered details of the Sreij massacre carried out by Syrian security forces in the Sreij neighborhood of Damascus in 2013. During this event, mass executions were conducted against dozens of civilians, including Palestinians and Syrians, involving methods such as restraint, blindfolding, shooting, and then burning the bodies to erase the evidence. Evidence was found through archives on a computer belonging to security officer Amjad Yusuf, who was arrested in 2026. His recordings reveal the mass execution of the victims and include new details linking the massacre to the case of Syrian doctor Rania Al-Abbasi and her six children, whose whereabouts remain unknown to this day. The massacre was unknown to the public until these evidence surfaced. The details emerged after the two brothers who discovered the archive copied the videos and sent them to activists and international human rights organizations, contributing to exposing the crimes more than a decade after they occurred.
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