Now every day brings something new in Syria. Reuters has shared a video of a Damascus resident using his phone to record the gruesome discovery on the outskirts of the city. In his record, a part of Tadamon district can be seen, where mass graves and passports of victims of the regime of Bashar al-Assad were found. Children were among those buried under the ground. Syrians say this is a place where “bones are scattered”. In the last few years, Tadamon killings have continued. According to the Reuters news agency, local residents say that they constantly saw Syrian security forces bringing men to the site of the incident, heard the sound of gunfire and the smell of burning meat. Damascus remains in chaos. Following the fall of Bashar al-Assad's regime, the city has faced unprecedented instability. The discovery of mass graves in Tadamon and other parts of the city increases the atmosphere of horror. People live in a sense of danger and at the same time try to find their loved ones among the lost. The road to stabilization seems to be long. There is now an atmosphere of uncertainty and fear in Syria.
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