Zaman al-Wasl monitored a 40-ton press in Sednaya prison that the regime used to press the bodies of detainees after killing them.
One of the people present reported from a detainee in what has become known as the "human slaughterhouse" that the body turns into a few kilograms after being pressed.
The shocking thing is that the executioners of Sednaya prison transfer the remains of the body to the dissolving room before disposing of it completely.
Assad has adopted a policy of arrest and enforced disappearance since the outbreak of the revolution in the spring of 2011, with human rights organizations estimating the number of forcibly disappeared people at more than 113,000.
Thousands of Syrians are eager to know the fate of their sons in the "human slaughterhouse", while the White Helmets teams continue their search to find detainees in secret cells after the release of thousands.
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