Syria's Power Shift: Assad Flees as Rebels Take Control
Trump Remarks On Dramatic Fall Of Assad Regime In Syria 🔗
Syria has seen a dramatic shift in power as President Bashar al-Assad has fled the country, leading to the collapse of his regime. Rebel forces, including those led by Abu Mohammed al-Jolani, have taken control of major cities like Damascus, Aleppo, Hama, and Homs. The aftermath includes widespread celebrations among civilians who are dismantling symbols of Assad's leadership. Reports indicate that prisons are being emptied, and many Syrian refugees in Europe are being urged to return home now that Assad is gone. President-elect Trump remarked on the situation, indicating that Russia's involvement in Syria has diminished due to its focus on the Ukraine conflict, and he suggested that the U.S. should refrain from further involvement in Syria’s affairs.
What happened to President Assad?
President Assad has resigned and fled Syria, reportedly taking a private jet to Abu Dhabi as rebel forces seized control of major cities.
Who is leading the Syrian rebel forces?
The Syrian rebel forces are led by Abu Mohammed al-Jolani, who was previously a commander in Al-Qaeda and now leads the Sunni extremist group Hayat Tahrir al-Sham.
What is the situation for Syrian refugees who fled to Europe?
Many Syrian refugees who fled to Europe are being encouraged to return to Syria now that Assad has been removed from power, as they are no longer considered refugees.