U.S. State Department condemns a Assad regime for ‘cruel actions’

The US Department of State expelled an central matter condemning the regime of Bashar Assad for a arrest, murder and woe of thousands of Syrian civilians.

“The regime has evenly arrested, tortured, and murdered tens of thousands of Syrian civilians in response to their legitimate and pacifist calls for their freedom, rights, and domestic reforms,” review a central matter from a US Department of State.

The matter cursed a Assad regime for some-more than 117,000 Syrians who “forcibly disappeared” according to reports from several tellurian rights organizations.

The US Department of State validated a joining of a United States to “work with a general village to examine and strew light on these sinful activities and work to reason those obliged and accountable.”