Syrian father whose wife and twin babies were killed in 'Assad gas attack' weeps over his family's graves in heart-breaking footage (Photos)

Abdul Hamid al-Youssef's wife Dala and twins, Ahmed and Aya, were killed in a suspected sarin attack in Syria Distressing footage shows al-Youssef sobbing uncontrollably over their graves in the town of Khan
Sheikhoun His children and wife were among more than 80 people
including at least 30 children and 20 women - killed Small town, in the province of Idlib, was then pounded
by airstrikes hours after it was besieged with toxic gas.

The United States and other Western nations have accused President Bashar Assad of being behind the
attack Possessed by grief, Abdul Hamid al-Yousef weeps uncontrollably over the graves of his dead wife and nine- month-old twin children.

According to dailymail, the widower
screams 'My children. My children. They were beautiful,' in distressing footage of his visit to the makeshift
burial site where his partner Dalal and children, Ahmed and Aya, were laid to rest.

The windower's friends have to hoist him to his feet and wipe his nose as he sobs over the dusty patch of land in the besieged town of Khan Sheikhoun, in the rebel-held Idlib province.

His young family was torn apart by a suspected sarin chemical gas attack and subsequent bombing raids on the rural village, blamed on Syrian President Bashar al-Assad, which killed more than 80 people including at least 30 children.

Heartbreaking images showed him cradling his babies in the crook of his arm, stroking their heads as he whispered: 'Say goodbye, baby. Say goodbye.'

Abdul has now revealed in explicit detail how his relatives' homes were flattened by a series of suspected Syrian airstrikes  and the agonising moment he discovered his wife
and children had died from chemical poisoning.
Rest in peace Abdul's wife and babies.