Dreadful Execution Video: Militants Shoot 7 Syrian Soldiers Cold-bloodedly

Dreadful acts of violence perpetrated by the rebels have been circulating on new media with videos of several brutal incidents showing the criminality of the Syrian opposition terrorists.

On Thursday, the New York Times published another horrific illustration of how ruthless rebels can be, noting that their crimes pose a “dilemma” for the west.
The NY Times released a video of the rebels executing seven badly beaten Syrian soldiers, the leader intoning: “We swear to the Lord of the Throne, that this is our oath: We will take revenge.”

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Believed to be members of the Jund al-Sham group, the terrorists were standing over seven shirtless men kneeling face-down before them. Five were trussed, their backs showing signs of torture.

In the video, the rebels’ commander — known as “the Uncle” — is seen reading a bitter revolutionary verse and then fires a bullet into the back of the first prisoner’s head. His gunmen followed suit, promptly shooting all the men at their feet. The footage ends abruptly after the militants dump the soldiers’ bodies into a well.

According to the source, the video was filmed in April near Idlib, a city in northwestern Syria, and was smuggled out of Syria by a former rebel who decided to make a break with the militants and flee the country because of such cold-blooded murders.

Aired at a time when US President Barack Obama is trying to convince Congress to approve a military strike against Syria over the alleged use of chemical weapons by the Syrian government, the video reveals merciless execution committed by West-backed militants.

Western powers and their regional allies — especially Qatar, Saudi Arabia, and Turkey — are supporting the militants operating inside Syria since the crisis broke in 2011.

On Tuesday, US Secretary of State John Kerry testified before the US Senate Foreign Relations Committee on the issue of radicalized rebels in Syria.

Kerry claimed that the assumption that the Syrian opposition had become more infiltrated by al Qaeda was “basically incorrect” and that the opposition has “increasingly become more defined by its moderation.”