How did Assad's hanged brother leave a mark in history?

The world media is discussing the killing of Suleiman Assad, the cousin of Syrian President Bashar Assad and head of the National Defense Forces. He was known for his brutality and fight against the opposition during the Syrian civil war. His killing is considered one of the most important events in the civil war.

According to unconfirmed reports, Suleiman Assad was publicly hanged in the central square of Latakia. According to other reports, he was killed in prison and his body was displayed in the street for public viewing. This event is considered by the opposition as an act of revenge against the brutal leaders of the Assad regime.

Suleiman Assad, who heads the National Defense Forces, is known for cracking down on the opposition. There are many reports of brutality by his forces against civilians as well. He carried out a brutal policy of torturing citizens, organizing mass killings and against the opposition. This made him a prime target for the opposition.

Suleiman Assad has gone down in history as one of the most controversial figures in the Syrian civil war. Although his killing increased the tension in the Syrian war, it did not improve the political and military situation in the country. This incident remains one of the examples of human loss, torture and instability during the civil war.