Russia: mass graves found in Aleppo
The Russian Defense Ministry
Moscow - Arab Today
The Russian Defense Ministry said its troops have found mass graves in Aleppo with bodies showing signs of torture and mutilation, Russia Today reported.
Ministry spokesman Maj. Gen. Igor Konashenkov said in an emailed statement on Monday that the Russians found “found mass graves of several dozens of Syrians who suffered atrocious torture and massacre.”
Konashenkov said some of the bodies have been mutilated and some had gunshot wounds.
Konashenkov also criticized the opposition rebels, who controlled eastern Aleppo before they were pushed out earlier this month, for laying multiple booby traps and mines across town, endangering the civilian population.
Source: MENA
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