Syrian Authorities Clarify Fate of 2013 Detained Father and Son

The article highlights the fate of citizens Bassam Bahra and his son Samiih, who went missing in Damascus in 2013. The Syrian Missing Persons Authority confirmed their deaths after completing investigations that revealed they were murdered following their abduction by security forces to a house in the Darayya neighborhood. The family was informed of the investigation's results. Samiih was a medical student and a music guitarist, and both were involved in humanitarian work and peaceful protests during the Syrian revolution. The investigations also uncovered the involvement of Amjad Youssef, the primary suspect in the Darayya massacre. The Authority continues its efforts to locate the victims' remains and to deliver them to their family for a proper burial. These developments are part of the Authority's ongoing efforts to shed light on the fate of dozens of missing persons in Syria. It is estimated that before the regime's fall, the number of missing individuals ranged from 130,000 to 300,000, with investigations ongoing to determine the fate of more disappeared persons.

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