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Assad’s massacre facility was filmed! He produced barrel bombs on Mount Qasoun, which was banned to the public

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January 1, 2025

It has been revealed that the Bashar Assad regime has turned Mount Qasyun, which is off-limits to the public in the capital Damascus, into a barrel bomb production facility that has caused massive massacres throughout the civil war in Syria. It was striking that there were as many barrels, explosives and fuses as there were photographs of Assad hanging in the facility.

The Assad regime has turned Mount Qayoun, which it has banned from the public in Damascus, into a barrel bomb production facility…
The barrel bomb, known for its low cost but great destructive effect, is among the bombs most used by regime forces in the civil war.
The barrel bomb, made by filling a barrel with high amounts of explosives, scrap metal, nails and nuts, caused the deaths of thousands of civilians in the civil war.
The method of throwing a barrel bomb, which causes destruction in an area of ​​50-200 meters depending on the amount of explosives filled inside, is described as “free fall” in military terminology.
The barrel bomb production facility located on the slopes of Mount Qasioun near the capital Damascus was viewed.
A photo of deposed leader Bashar Assad is displayed at the entrance of the facility.
A large number of barrels, explosives, fuses and various metals are seen inside the facility.
According to a report covering the period July 2012-April 2021 by the Syrian Network for Human Rights (SNHR), which documents human rights violations against civilians in Syria, regime forces used barrel bombs 81,916 times in their attacks on civilian settlements.
In these attacks, 11,087 civilians, including 1,821 children and 1,780 women, lost their lives.
The provinces most targeted by barrel bombs were Damascus, Aleppo, Dera and Idlib, while it was reported that the most casualties were in Aleppo.
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