Syrian rebels seize Al-Rawda and Muhajreen palaces in Damascus after Assad's regime falls

Syrian rebels have taken control of the Al-Rawda and Muhajreen palaces in Damascus, marking the end of Bashar al-Assad's regime after over 50 years. Citizens celebrated by entering the palaces, looting belongings, and destroying family portraits. Videos show people exploring the luxurious palaces, carrying away furniture and decorative items. Some individuals were seen ransacking cupboards and posing for photos in the grand hallways. A curfew has been imposed in Damascus as celebrations continue. Reports indicate that Assad has fled to Moscow and been granted asylum, signaling a significant shift in power in Syria.