Remains of World Renowned Archeologist Khaled Asa'ad Killed by ISIS Found

The remains of the world's top archeologist Professor Khaled Asa'ad were found near the city of Tadmor (Palmyra) along with two other bodies, the Syrian authorities said.

An official statement said that the remains are most likely of the 82 years scientist Dr. Khaled Asa'ad who was defending the world's heritage and UNESCO top-listed city of Palmyra when ISIS stormed the city, held him captive and tortured him to death then decapitated his head and hanged him on a pole at the entrance of the city because he refused to lead them to the historical treasures they were after.

ISIS stormed Tadmor - Palmyra in May 2015, they killed him in August 3 months later, one can only imagine what they've done to this noble old person all these days in their captivity.

It's worth noting that a number of former US officials who were in their posts during the Obama era when ISIS was created, many of which are now recycled in the 'diverse' regime of Biden, have confessed that the USA had a great role in the rise of ISIS, if not the whole creation, training, funding, arming, and supporting the terrorist organization in its crimes in the open desert between Syria and Iraq: The USA Created ISIS, Former Top Al Qaeda Official.

More about this in this report: Khaled Al Asaad Remains Found near Palmyra: Kidnapped, Tortured, Beheaded by ISIS.

Syria Calls on Civilized World to Intervene in Turkey Cultural Aggression

Turkey has a long history of criminal aggression against Syria. Even before the NATO Spring was imposed in March 2011, Turkey had built tent cities for refugees, before they felt the need to flee. It has housed various terrorists, fraudulent humanitarian gangs, and seems to have given maps locating the almost 200k landmines on the border with Syria to all the foreign terrorists who have invaded. Now, the country of caliph wannabe Erdogan is bulldozing archaeological sites in Afrin.

Occupation thugs from Turkey are bulldozing Syrian archaeology sites.

From SANA, 10 July:

General Directorate of Antiquities and Museums appealed to international organizations, legal and academic figures who are interested in culture to intervene and protect the Syrian cultural heritage, putting an end to the unjust aggression of the Turkish occupation forces on archaeological sites in Aleppo countryside.

The directorate said in a statement on Wednesday that the latest... Continue reading: https://www.syrianews.cc/syria-calls-civilized-world-intervene-turkey-cultural-aggression/