Rebels Uncover Grisly-Assad Regime Secret That Will Change Everything About Syria's War

The rebel alliance that has taken over Syria says it plans to punish senior officials from the overthrown government of Bashar Assad after finding evidence of torture. The group Hayat Tahrir al-Sham, or HTS, says it found about 40 bodies bearing signs of torture in the mortuary of a military hospital in the recently captured city of Aleppo.

HTS has announced plans to create a special committee to investigate the crimes committed by the regime of Bashar Assad and hold accountable those responsible. The announcement came after the shocking discovery of the mutilated bodies in the military hospital, which has sparked widespread outrage among Syrians and the international community.

The discovery of the bodies is just the latest in a string of revelations about the brutality of the Assad regime. Human rights groups have long accused the regime of widespread human rights abuses, including torture, rape, and extrajudicial killings. The Syrian Civil War has resulted in the deaths of hundreds of thousands of people and the displacement of millions more.

For HTS, the discovery of the bodies is further evidence of the need for accountability for those who committed atrocities during the war. The group has vowed to ensure that those responsible are brought to justice, and that Syrians can begin to heal and rebuild their shattered country.

Despite the challenges ahead, many Syrians are optimistic about the prospect of finally seeing those responsible for the country's suffering brought to justice. After years of violence and impunity, the people of Syria are eager for accountability and for the country to begin the long process of healing and recovery.