SYRIA BLOODSHED: Jolani bans publicizing videos, images of massacres, detention
Following the release of images and videos purportedly depicting acts of brutality by elements associated with al-Jolani in Syria, a confidential directive has reportedly been circulated among terrorist factions addressing the matter.
According to Syrian sources, elements linked to Abu Mohammad al-Jolani, the leader of Hay’at Tahrir al-Sham, have been given secret directives barring the capture of images related to detentions, skirmishes, and field executions in Syria. As reported by Pars Today from Mehr News Agency, this directive extends to cover 30 cities throughout the nation.
The release of videos purportedly showing detentions, field executions, and the destruction of sacred sites in Syria by elements associated with al-Jolani has reportedly stirred significant public outcry both domestically and internationally.
A recent report reveals that 95% of the human rights abuses committed by elements associated with al-Jolani remain undocumented.
In a coordinated offensive launched in the early hours of November 27, 2024, armed opposition groups in Syria commenced operations targeting the northwest, west, and southwest regions of Aleppo. Their objective was to depose President Bashar al-Assad. After an intense 11-day campaign, the opposition forces announced on December 8, 2024, that they had seized control of Damascus and that President Assad had vacated his position.
In Syria, a suspected terrorist has been executed following official procedures. The authorities had accused the individual of participating in activities designed to undermine national security.
