On Friday, bodies of civilians, including a woman, were found having signs of torture in the Syrian Badia in the countryside of Homs, which is under the control of the regime forces and Iranian militias.

The local "Ain Al-Furat" network said that the people of "Jabab Hamad" village, east of Homs, found, on Friday, 3 bodies of unidentified civilians, including a woman.

The network added that the bodies are likely to be civilian detainees, due to the signs of hunger and torture throughout the body and holes in the legs, in addition to severed fingers, and this indicates that the victims were subjected to torture inside military branches or headquarters for a long time.

They added that the regime forces transported the bodies of the victims to Jubb Jarrah Hospital, east of Homs, to be presented to the judicial doctor, despite the fact that the regime directly accused ISIS, while the people accused the Lebanese Hezbollah militia of committing the crime.

It is noteworthy that, on April 14, the families found the unidentified bodies of a woman and a man in their thirties, showing signs of brutal torture that caused their features to change.