Coughing violently and choking.. Is the assassination of Bashar al-Assad in Moscow a fact or a fantasy?

The British newspaper The Sun reported that Bashar al-Assad, the ousted Syrian president, was poisoned earlier this week in Moscow, confirming that it was a failed assassination attempt. Since the overthrow of Bashar al-Assad on December 8, the ousted Syrian president has been in the Russian capital, Moscow, with his family.

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The British newspaper quoted the General SVR electronic account, which it explained is run by one of Russia's former top spies, as saying that Bashar al-Assad fell ill last Sunday, stating that al-Assad, 59 years old, sought medical help and then almost immediately began coughing violently and choking.

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The source stated that all reasons confirm that it was an assassination attempt. The British newspaper reported that Bashar al-Assad received treatment in his apartment and his condition is supposed to have stabilized last Monday.

The Sun claims that Bashar al-Assad was subjected to an assassination attempt

The Sun confirmed that reports indicated that tests showed the presence of poison in his body. It is noteworthy that since the overthrow of Bashar al-Assad's regime, there have been reports of tensions in his personal life and the life of his family. The British newspaper indicated that his wife, Asma al-Assad, was prevented from returning to the United Kingdom.

According to the British newspaper, Asma al-Assad, 49, who was born in London, will not be able to return to her homeland again because her passport has expired. Reports have indicated that Asma wants to return to the United Kingdom and is even seeking a divorce. The British newspaper The Telegraph quoted an informed source as saying that there is a significant deterioration in the health of Bashar al-Assad's wife.