Assad's presidential palace in Damascus almost completely looted
Kyiv • UNN
Looters took out almost all the property from the Presidential Palace of Bashar al-Assad in Damascus. Local residents and rebels are trying to stop a wave of looting in the Syrian capital.
Looters completely looted the Presidential Palace of Bashar al-Assad in Damascus, the capital of Syria, taking out all the property. Local residents and rebels are trying to stop looting in the Syrian capital.
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Hundreds of people gathered around the building - earlier access to ordinary citizens was closed.
According to the BBC, many people entered the palace and almost completely took out or destroyed all the property. The rebels also arrived there and tried to stop it.
Many residents of Damascus report looting in the Syrian capital, and some people break into homes. However, they say these looters are suburban residents, not armed rebels.
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