Syrian rights activist and cousin of Assad tears into Europe for supporting new 'terrorist' regime

Human rights activist Ribal al-Assad tore into Europe for lifting sanctions on the nation’s new "terrorist" regime and called on the U.S. to help Syria in establishing a Democratic government.

But al-Sharaa's government has gone on a "revenge killing spree," going after low-level officers who had been conscripted into Assad’s armed forces, along with Alawite and Christian minorities, among others, according to al-Assad.

"They couldn't have refused [military service]. Those who refused were put in jails," he said, adding that any high-level officers in Assad’s forces had fled the country.