CNN posted a video that appears to show the collection of supercars of deposed Syrian President Bashar al-Assad, stored in a garage near his main residence in the capital Damascus.
The video, verified by CNN, shows more than 40 giant drivers in a large warehouse in western Damascus.
The video, which has gone viral on social media, is said to show only a fraction of the huge luxury car collection. There are three red cars that stand out in this video. Among them is a Ferrari F50, worth between $3 million and $4.5 million.
The F50 was built to celebrate Ferrari's 50th anniversary. With only 349 units produced, this is one of the most sought-after models today. Earlier this year, a restored F50 was auctioned for $5.5 million.
Alongside the F50 are a Ferrari F430 Spider and a Lamborghini Diablo. Next to it are an Aston Martin Rapide, an Audi R8, a Mercedes-Benz SLS AMG and a Bentley Continental GT.
In addition, there are some closed-top cars, Mercedes-Benz S-Class SUVs and even a Rolls Royce Ghost.
At least one of the cars had a Damascus license plate.
The discovery of the supercar collection has caused outrage online, with many criticizing the leader for being immersed in personal luxury as millions of Syrians face poor living conditions. The 13-year conflict has displaced millions, leaving many struggling to survive financially.
Syrian rebels raided the presidential palace, took belongings, took self-portraits, posed with guns, fired into the air and searched property.
Videos shared on X show men dragging away furniture and artwork while women search the dishes and bed linen.
A video shows what appears to be an arsenal containing dozens of submachine guns.
Assad's palace is a vast, marble fortress on a hill on the outskirts of Damascus.
Before the incredibly quick attack by rebels on December 7, Mr Assad and his family fled to Moscow and were granted asylum by Russia.
