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LONDON/NEW YORK: A new report has exposed the full extent of the massacre the Syrian regime inflicted on civilians in the town of Daraya 10 years ago, The Guardian reported on Thursday. In the first detailed investigation into the atrocities, a team from Syria — backed by advocacy group the Syrian British Consortium — found that at least 700 people were killed when regime loyalists pushed into the town between Aug. 24 and 26, 2012. Soldiers moved door-to-door, killing or detaining men, women and children, sparing few. Terrified families hid in basements while troops shot dead innocent civilians. The Syrian...
