Hundreds of bodies found near Raqqa

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Hundreds of bodies found near Raqqa
In northern Syria, near the city of Raqqa, hundreds of bodies of people killed during the Assad government period have been found. This was reported by Zamin.uz.

These mass graves had been hidden under the sand for many years. According to local sources, this area was under government forces' control during the civil war.

Among the discovered bodies, men, women, and children have been identified. Experts consider this finding as new evidence of human rights violations in Syria.

The graves are currently being excavated, and efforts to identify the bodies are ongoing. UN representatives emphasize the necessity of conducting an international investigation regarding this incident.

This event once again highlights the importance of human rights protection and calls the international community to take action.

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