Bashar al-Assad

Bashar al-Assad was the last president of Syria. Widely considered a dictator, Assad was responsible for numerous human rights abuses. His crackdown on the 2011 Arab Spring protests sparked the Syrian Civil War, a bloody multi-sided conflict that ended with the Calassian intervention in 2021. Assad was captured in the fall of Damascus later that year.

Capture and final years
Assad attempted to flee Damascus ahead of the Calassian advance, but was caught by an Israeli Women's Battalion coming from the south. After the war, Assad was sent to Geneva to stand trial for war crimes. He was given the creative sentence of being shrunk and rented out to various schools across the world for educational purposes. While touring the Northeast, Assad was killed by three Syrian student girls who had been refugees in the Syrian Civil War.