After more than a decade of brutal conflict, the Syrian Civil War has entered a jaw-dropping new phase. On December 8, Syrian President Bashar al-Assad fled Damascus, leaving behind a nation in chaos and a regime that had ruled for 13 long years. His sudden exit has left the world stunned and the Middle East in turmoil.
Reports suggest Assad and his family sought refuge in Russia, with Moscow offering them safety on humanitarian grounds. This marks a major turning point, not only for Syria but also for its allies and enemies. Russia, which has been Assad’s strongest backer since 2015, is now scrambling to protect its interests as the region’s power dynamics shift.
Why Assad’s Escape Changes Everything
For years, Assad held onto power with an iron grip, supported by Russia, Iran, and Hezbollah. But in recent weeks, rebel forces made a surprising comeback. In a lightning-fast offensive, opposition groups captured Damascus, forcing Assad to flee. This victory is their bigges...
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