Leaked emails expose three women declaring 'intimate feelings' for Assad

Damascus, Mar 19 (ANI): Syrian President Bashar al-Assad received affectionate emails from three women, a cache of leaked private emails have revealed.

Thousands of emails leaked from the personal accounts of Assad and his wife after their passwords were smuggled by opposition groups, showed that the Syrian dictator received messages from two young public relations aides telling him that they 'miss' him.

A third woman, said to be a jewellery designer, wrote, 'I can't see a life without you,' The Daily Mail reports.

One of the three admirers has been named as Sheherazad Jaafari, a PR adviser in her early twenties and the daughter of Syria's Ambassador to the United Nations.

The emails show her asking another of Assad's advisers to tell him, 'I love him so so so much and that I miss him.'

A message from November 27 last year finds her gushing about how wonderful she thinks Assad is, while in another, she writes excitedly that she is to meet Piers Morgan the next day.

The other PR aide, named in the Sunday Times as Hadeel al-Ali, attached a picture of Assad in his youth and calls him 'cute'.

According to the paper, the third woman's name is Rasha Mouakeh.

These latest messages have been revealed soon after it emerged that Assad received a photograph of a near-naked woman posing provocatively.

The picture showed the unidentified woman clad only in white lingerie, pressing herself against a wall as her clothes lie discarded in a heap at her feet. (ANI)