The photo was reportedly found inside Assad's Palace in Aleppo, Syria's second-largest city, which was invaded by Syrian rebels on Sunday.
Rebels said they had taken districts in the city's northeast and had seized the central prison, freeing detainees.
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The weapons may include missiles, production and storage facilities of chemical weapons like sarin, tanks, and armored personnel carriers.
Moscow’s military intervention on behalf of Assad’s government was instrumental to the country’s longtime ruler’s successful reclamation of most Syrian territory in the late 2010s.
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Early reports showed rebels walking around the seemingly abandoned but ostentatious palace.
Syrian troops who had withdrawn from the city were now regrouping and reinforcements were also being sent to help in the counter-attack, army sources said.
Many wheels are in motion in Syria, which could leave Kurds and other minorities exposed.
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