FLASH
Shkruar nga Pamfleti
From the valuables to the chairs and lampshades of the presidential palace, whoever could, stole something as "revenge" against the dictator who took everything away for 25 years.
After 50 years of iron-fisted rule, the Assad family's rule over Syria fell on Sunday in the face of a lightning assault by insurgents who seized control of Damascus.
Assad liked Louis Vuitton pic.twitter.com/TwGXNLfCKg
— Open Source Intel (@Osint613) December 8, 2024
Many in the capital were finding it unbelievable how quickly Assad lost his grip on the country after nearly 14 years of civil war that left hundreds of thousands dead and displaced half of the country's population of 23 million.
After the news spread that the government of Bashar Al Assad had fallen, thousands of citizens flocked to the streets of the city celebrating the liberation of the country from the dictatorship.
The insurgents and many citizens, learned in the presidential palace where Assad stayed before he fled the country. They looted everything.
From the valuables to the chairs and lampshades of the presidential palace, everyone could loot something as revenge against the dictator who took away his freedom and life for 25 years.
Lini një Përgjigje