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who, nearly 8,000 killed in Syria within six months.

Grabbing this from zero hedge, at least 7,670 people,

mostly civilians, have been killed in Syria since the fall of former Syrian

President Bashar al-Assad's government and the establishment of a new transitional authority,

the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights, has documented in a new report.

According to the war monitor, the number includes more than 2,130 extrajudicial executions in identity-based

killings, which is horrifying sounding. It warned of a pattern of organized violence across

the country. The report documents the killing of 7,670 people across Syria from the 8th of

December, 2024 to just the 6th of June 2025,

adding that among those killed are 5,784 civilians, including 306 children and 422 women.

The war monitor also warned this grim toll is the result of ongoing violence and violations by

local and external parties alongside widespread security chaos, which reflects the fragility

of the security situation and the increasing danger to the most vulnerable constituents of

society. The over 2,130 executions were committed in brutal ways, as you might expect.

Security situation in Syria remains tense six months after Assad's ouster and a few other related notes,

James, before I throw it to you. Without accountability, Syria's sectarian violence will only

worsen. That's from Washington Institute.

Even the Washington Post reports. Syrian leader faces challenges of foreign militants who helped him

win power. And isn't that always the way? You got to watch for the gangsters that put you in because

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