Ahmed al-Shara, the leader of the rebel force, emphasized the need for accountability, stating, 'We will not relent in holding accountable the criminals, murderers and security and military officers involved in torturing the Syrian people.' This reflects the rebel alliance's commitment to justice amid the chaos following Assad's retreat.
Elaborating on future actions, al-Shara announced that the group would unveil 'List No. 1,' which will include senior figures linked to torture and abuse, further asserting their intent to seek justice for the Syrian people.
The rebel alliance also plans to incentivize information gathering by offering rewards for details about officials involved in war crimes, showcasing their proactive approach in rebuilding governance and accountability in post-Assad Syria.
Despite the fervor surrounding their victory, the rebel leadership faces a precarious landscape, with foreign powers vying for influence and the urgent need to establish a stable and just authority in a fragmented Syria.
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