Recent video footage has surfaced, revealing a stunning car collection allegedly belonging to deposed Syrian President Bashar al-Assad. The collection is reportedly housed in a garage near his main palace in Damascus, providing a glimpse into the lavish lifestyle of the former leader.
The videos, verified by sources, showcase over 40 luxury vehicles stored in a large warehouse in western Damascus, situated north of the Al-Mazzeh neighborhood. Among the impressive lineup are notable cars such as a red Ferrari F50, a Lamborghini, a Rolls Royce, and a Bentley. The presence of a Damascus license plate on at least one of the vehicles further solidifies the connection to Assad.
One video captures an individual driving through the collection, offering a panoramic view of the luxurious cars. Another video, filmed by individuals walking through the garage, provides additional footage of the opulent car assortment.
Following a rapid rebel offensive, Assad and his family reportedly sought refuge in Moscow, where they were granted political asylum according to an official source in Russia. The revelation of Assad's extravagant car collection adds another layer to the narrative surrounding his regime and subsequent exile.
