Syrian rebels free prisoners including toddlers from notorious Saydnaya prison

Syrian rebels have freed prisoners, including toddlers, from Saydnaya military prison, known as the "human slaughterhouse." This prison was notorious for torture and executions under the Assad regime. The insurgents took control of Damascus, forcing Assad to flee to Moscow. Videos showed released inmates celebrating their freedom. Reports indicate that many more prisoners remain hidden in underground cells. The White Helmets have deployed teams to search for these detainees, while former regime soldiers are urged to provide access codes to the underground areas. The prison's liberation has sparked public searches for missing loved ones. Many families are hopeful but anxious, as they seek information about relatives who have been detained for years.