Syrians explore Assad's presidential palaces after his ouster
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Syrian rebels took control of President Bashar al-Assad's presidential palaces on Sunday after his ouster. Groups of civilians entered the palaces, taking photos and some items of furniture. Video footage showed people exploring the Al-Rawda and Muhajreen palaces, with children playing and adults carrying away furniture. Rooms appeared ransacked, with cupboards emptied and items scattered. Assad fled Damascus as rebels advanced, marking the end of his family's long rule after over 13 years of civil war. His current whereabouts are unknown.