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Authorities Jordan On Tuesday they confirmed return of a Jordanian citizen to the country imprisoned for almost four decades in Syrian prisonsafter his release following the Sunday fall of the regime Bashar al-Assad, fled from Damascus to advancement of jihadists and insurgents.

Representative of the Jordanian Ministry of Foreign Affairs Sufyan Al QudaThis was stated in a statement given to the Jordanian state news agency. Petrathat a man Osama Bashir Bataine, already reunited with his family after entering the country through the border crossing Jaber/Nassib.

This is Osama Bashir Bataineh, a Jordanian citizen arrested in 1986 during his student visit to Syria.

Today he was reunited with his family after 38 years in the notorious Sednaya prison.

According to the Jordanian, he is in a tragic state and suffers from memory loss… pic.twitter.com/Wue6I1I7DS

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Thus he stated that Batene was transferred along with his family security forces after his arrival in the country, adding that the man, missing in 1986, was released after 38 years in prison Yessuffers from severe memory loss and health problems for his stay in prison.

Fall of the regime Assad after the offensive led Hayat Tahrir al-Sham (HTS) led to opening of prisons by rebels and jihadists release thousands of people who were imprisoned, some for decades on various charges brought by authorities.

Actually, Syrian Observatory for Human Rights On Tuesday, he said that during the search in Side prison, military prison known as “human slaughter” were found lifeless bodies of 15 civilians after torture.

Fall of the regime #Bashar_al_Assad brought release from prison #Sidenayaknown as “human slaughter” 🩸. Torture, executions and inhumane acts took place there between 2011 and 2018, resulting in more than 30,000 deaths between 2011 and 2018. The White Helmets are working against time to… pic.twitter.com/RNLaZlslio

— 𝕋𝕙𝕖 𝕊𝕡𝕒𝕣𝕥𝕒𝕟 𝕍𝕝𝕠𝕘 (@JL_Spartan) December 10, 2024

The prison, located about 30 km north of the capital, consists of two buildings and has been converted into one major centers of detention, torture and execution after the outbreak of civil war in 2011 due to the suppression of pro-democracy mobilizations within “Arab Spring”.

Saydnaya was a prison used by Assad to imprison and execute dissidents. Twelve hours after the fall of the regime, the release of survivors locked in underground dungeons for decades continues. pic.twitter.com/JATBiMCohT

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In turn, the leader of the HTS Abu Mohamed al Golani, whose real name Ahmed Hussein al-Shara, assured that he would publish the list with the identities of those high-ranking officials who were involved in tortures against Syrian civilians during the regime.

(Europe Press)