Activists on social media said that the piston was used to compress Corpses After she was executed before being disposed of, while others said that alive detainees were placed inside it to crush their bones.
Member of the Syrian Civil Defense Board of Directors, Ammar Al-Salmo, stated that until now, civil defense teams have not been able to reach any secret prisons to extract detainees.
He added in his interview with “Sky News Arabia”: “There have been rumors about… Secret prisonsWe do not know yet whether it is true or not. The security branches had private and secret detention centers, but we have not yet reached any secret prison.”
He continued: “With regard to Saydnaya prison, we sent teams from Homs, Hama, and Aleppo, and they are working with devices capable of penetrating the walls, and we tried to open some of them.”
He continued: “We ask the authorities that were supervising these prisons to tell us where these prisons are and their entrances.”
Al-Salmo warned of the dangers of prisoners dying due to the lack of access to oxygen.
He said: “We communicated with friendly countries and international organizations that have experience in Fatah Prisons“Until this moment, we have not received any information that leads us to these prisons.”
And I took control Armed opposition factions At Saydnaya Prison on Saturday night after they began entering the Syrian capital, Damascus, shortly before the announcement of the fall of Bashar al-Assad.
The armed factions have released a large number of prisoners since taking control of the prison, but it is believed that there are many detainees in highly protected secret basements that are difficult to access.