Rebels uncover lavish lifestyle and personal photos of ousted Syrian leader Assad

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Rebel fighters have ransacked the homes of former Syrian leader Bashar al-Assad, revealing his lavish lifestyle and personal photos. The images include Assad in underwear and blackface, which have drawn ridicule from Syrians celebrating his ousting. The rebels captured Damascus, marking a significant shift in power. They found extravagant amenities in Assad's palaces, including a jacuzzi and bulletproof doors, while his possessions were left behind in the chaos. Assad's regime has faced decades of criticism for its brutality. The recent developments signal a potential end to his family's long-standing rule, as they now face exile and loss of their wealth.


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