🇸🇾 Report: Testimonies from Al-Rusafa, Masyaf: Survivors and Victims of the HTS-Led Massacre, March 7, 2025: [Top left to right, then bottom left to right]:
1. Haider Bassam Asa’d (28) was executed along with his brother by HTS terrorists just as his wife was recovering from a C-section in the hospital. She found out about his death through a video on Facebook, never getting the chance to introduce him to their newborn. Haider, a firewood collector, leaves behind a two-year-old child and a one-month-old infant, now solely cared for by their grieving mother.
2. Ali Haitham Saad (26), an only child who had never held a weapon, was forced by HTS terrorists to choose between his life and his father’s. Without hesitation, he sacrificed himself to save his father. He, too, was executed on March 7, 2025.
3. Mohammed Yassin Saleh, a disabled father of three, survived the massacre but was shot three times in both legs and savagely beaten by HTS militants. He now requires a prosthetic limb and ongoing treatment, his mobility permanently destroyed.
4. Fardos Muhammad Khaddour, wife of Ali Mahmoud Asaad, tried to flee with her daughters to her uncle’s house for safety. HTS gunmen opened fire, and she was struck and left permanently disabled. Now, two family members are living with disabilities as a direct result of the attack.
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1. Haider Bassam Asa’d (28) was executed along with his brother by HTS terrorists just as his wife was recovering from a C-section in the hospital. She found out about his death through a video on Facebook, never getting the chance to introduce him to their newborn. Haider, a firewood collector, leaves behind a two-year-old child and a one-month-old infant, now solely cared for by their grieving mother.
2. Ali Haitham Saad (26), an only child who had never held a weapon, was forced by HTS terrorists to choose between his life and his father’s. Without hesitation, he sacrificed himself to save his father. He, too, was executed on March 7, 2025.
3. Mohammed Yassin Saleh, a disabled father of three, survived the massacre but was shot three times in both legs and savagely beaten by HTS militants. He now requires a prosthetic limb and ongoing treatment, his mobility permanently destroyed.
4. Fardos Muhammad Khaddour, wife of Ali Mahmoud Asaad, tried to flee with her daughters to her uncle’s house for safety. HTS gunmen opened fire, and she was struck and left permanently disabled. Now, two family members are living with disabilities as a direct result of the attack.
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🇸🇾 Report: Massacre Testimonies from Al-Rusafa and Al-Shiha, Masyaf – March 7, 2025:
In Al-Rusafa, Mahmoud Muhammad Shawi (62), a civilian farmer and shepherd, was shot in the head by HTS terrorists while defending his home and family. Though he survived, the injuries were catastrophic. He now suffers from complete hearing loss, loss of speech, and requires assistance to eat—his life permanently altered by the assault.
In the same area, a mother recounted how her son, who had been pursuing his studies, was also killed in the attacks.
In Al-Shiha, a nearby village, two 14-year-old Alawite children, Hadi Khalil Mohammed and Ghadir Ahmed Mohammed, were brutally murdered while out collecting firewood to help fund their school expenses. Ambushed on the road between Al-Rusafa and Al-Shiha, Hadi was shot dead and his body dumped in a well. Ghadir was tied up, dragged away, and slaughtered—his head severed in a grotesque act of terror. The killers later used Ghadir’s phone to mock his grieving family.
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In Al-Rusafa, Mahmoud Muhammad Shawi (62), a civilian farmer and shepherd, was shot in the head by HTS terrorists while defending his home and family. Though he survived, the injuries were catastrophic. He now suffers from complete hearing loss, loss of speech, and requires assistance to eat—his life permanently altered by the assault.
In the same area, a mother recounted how her son, who had been pursuing his studies, was also killed in the attacks.
In Al-Shiha, a nearby village, two 14-year-old Alawite children, Hadi Khalil Mohammed and Ghadir Ahmed Mohammed, were brutally murdered while out collecting firewood to help fund their school expenses. Ambushed on the road between Al-Rusafa and Al-Shiha, Hadi was shot dead and his body dumped in a well. Ghadir was tied up, dragged away, and slaughtered—his head severed in a grotesque act of terror. The killers later used Ghadir’s phone to mock his grieving family.
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🇸🇾 Report: Disappearances, Abductions, and Targeted Violence Across Syria by Israeli-Turkey-Qatar-KSA led HTS terror regime– April 2025
The wave of abductions, enforced disappearances, and intimidation continues across multiple Syrian provinces, affecting civilians from all communities, including Alawites and Christians, and deepening the climate of fear and insecurity.
In Latakia, Yahya Mu’in Raslan, a man with a known disability, went missing while traveling from Latakia to Tartous. He lost contact with a friend during the trip and has not been heard from since. Also in Latakia, Majd Ali Makhlouf, an Alawite farmer from Bustan al-Basha, was detained by Syrian security forces on March 9. The only son in his family, Majd had no military record. His home and orchard were burned, and he remains incommunicado since his arrest.
In Salhab, on April 7, HTS militants abducted Hatem and Ali Wadi al-Ali while they were visiting relatives. Their whereabouts are still unknown. Meanwhile, in Wata Al-Ras (Qadmus), Muqdad Marouf Al-Qadi and Maala Mansour vanished just 50 meters from a General Security checkpoint, raising questions about possible complicity or negligence.
In Qassa’a, a predominantly Christian district of Damascus, Michel Mudari, a Christian man, was kidnapped while returning from work. This marks the second abduction of a Christian resident in the area within a month.
In Salnfeh, Latakia, a man was abducted under the pretense of aid distribution in the village of Al-Hawi. Gunmen in military uniforms driving a black Jeep lured him from his home and forcibly took him away.
In Al-Ghab, Hama, Ali Farid Issa of Al-Aziziyah village was killed after being approached by men in military uniforms. They asked for directions, and he agreed to help. His body was found later that day near Al-Jid village. Ali had remained in the village to protect his land after everyone else had been displaced.
In Homs, in the Al-Muhajireen neighborhood, HTS terrorists attempted to abduct a citizen in broad daylight near the telephone exchange.
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The wave of abductions, enforced disappearances, and intimidation continues across multiple Syrian provinces, affecting civilians from all communities, including Alawites and Christians, and deepening the climate of fear and insecurity.
In Latakia, Yahya Mu’in Raslan, a man with a known disability, went missing while traveling from Latakia to Tartous. He lost contact with a friend during the trip and has not been heard from since. Also in Latakia, Majd Ali Makhlouf, an Alawite farmer from Bustan al-Basha, was detained by Syrian security forces on March 9. The only son in his family, Majd had no military record. His home and orchard were burned, and he remains incommunicado since his arrest.
In Salhab, on April 7, HTS militants abducted Hatem and Ali Wadi al-Ali while they were visiting relatives. Their whereabouts are still unknown. Meanwhile, in Wata Al-Ras (Qadmus), Muqdad Marouf Al-Qadi and Maala Mansour vanished just 50 meters from a General Security checkpoint, raising questions about possible complicity or negligence.
In Qassa’a, a predominantly Christian district of Damascus, Michel Mudari, a Christian man, was kidnapped while returning from work. This marks the second abduction of a Christian resident in the area within a month.
In Salnfeh, Latakia, a man was abducted under the pretense of aid distribution in the village of Al-Hawi. Gunmen in military uniforms driving a black Jeep lured him from his home and forcibly took him away.
In Al-Ghab, Hama, Ali Farid Issa of Al-Aziziyah village was killed after being approached by men in military uniforms. They asked for directions, and he agreed to help. His body was found later that day near Al-Jid village. Ali had remained in the village to protect his land after everyone else had been displaced.
In Homs, in the Al-Muhajireen neighborhood, HTS terrorists attempted to abduct a citizen in broad daylight near the telephone exchange.
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