Syrian committee completes coastal investigation, to announce findings July 22
The committee submitted its final report to Syrian President Ahmad Al-Sharrah on July 13, 2025.
According to an official statement, the committee spent four months conducting investigations, which included visits to numerous affected villages and areas.
The inquiry involved inspecting sites where incidents occurred, examining cemeteries and burial places, and meeting with hundreds of local residents from the impacted towns and villages.
The committee also interviewed government officials and eyewitnesses, carefully documenting all legal testimonies following established procedures.
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