Syria: 10,672 people killed in Syria since fall of Al-Assad regime, including 3,020 people extrajudicially executed


Nine months passed after the fall of Al-Assad regime and dissociation of military and security institutions, which caused critical security vacuum throughout Syria and left military forces which later took control of the country facing considerable challenges at all levels, especially the security and economic situations; this, in turn, has led to a state of confusion and instability.

The Syrian Observatory for Human Rights has documented the death of 10,672 people across Syria during the period between December 8, 2024 and September 6, 2025, in acts of violence and violations by local and foreign parties. The total death toll included 8,180 civilians, including 438 children and 620 women.

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Source: Syria Human Rights Observatory News


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