GRAPHIC WAR FOOTAGE | Extremely Graphic Syrian War Footage

The Syrian Conflict in Depth Video Collection:

The so-called war in Syria has been one of the most video documented conflicts in the history of warfare. Unlike the Iraqi wars with American leaked videos, and News agencies palatable releases, Syrian fighters are recording everything. From Muslim youth, to rebels tortured by the Syrian military. The world has seen the most graphic video footage imaginable come straight out of Syria, from all sides of the war.

The conflict videos, documenting mostly tank attacks on poorly equipped militias, are abundantly available online. Unfortunately for some of the tanks crews, rebel forces did have the firepower to take down a few heavy-duty meat boxes.

Jaish al-Muhajireen wal-Ansar Muhajireen Brigade, is an rebel militant group which consists of foreigner rebel fighters. The Syrians pictured rebel heavily against the Syrian Government using any means available. BMP weapons are used in the following video. 

The fighting forces deal with street level warfare, with rebels fighting armored personnel vehicles, tanks and an assortment of helicopter and jet attacks. The rebels somehow find the ability to take on these forces, using a variety of weapons.

 The FSA depicted as murders and kidnappers

A video pieced together that depicts the rebel forces as a disgrace to humanity. While death is certain in war, the footage you see here in the next video pushes the line where war and crime meet. Although the Syrian Government isn't any better than the Syrian rebel forces when it comes to human rights,  this video shows another side of the Syrian war.

Extremely graphic beheadings

A disturbing view on a war crime that is commonly used by Muslim extremists. Beheading your enemy in warfare by the terms of fighting happens, but the brutality and the hatred mixed together with crimes committed on both sides, leads to drastic and gruesome actions.

Heavy clashes and graphic footage from Syria

Heavy duty street level fighting takes place throughout Syria. Some skirmishes last virtual minutes, while some last much longer, days even. All the while, the tape is recording on both sides. Showing warfare just as it is, dirty, rough, and dark.