Civil War Situation in Syria : Syria is once again moving towards a fierce civil war. Due to this, President Bashar al-Assad has suffered a big blow in the country. Islamic rebels in Syria have captured Aleppo, the country’s second largest city. Let us tell you that after 8 years, Islamic rebels once again captured the country’s second largest city, Aleppo, and kept demolishing the statue of Basal al-Assad sitting on a horse, brother of the country’s President Bashar al-Assad, with the help of a crane. In 2016, the Syrian Army, with the help of Iran and Russia, drove the rebels out of Aleppo and confined them to the Idlib region.
At the same time, in the video shared on social media platform X, people are seen celebrating and firing bullets. Islamic rebels have been seen walking with guns on the streets of Aleppo. This scene has become like that of Dhaka, the capital of Bangladesh in the month of August this year. When in Bangladesh, opposition agitators had demolished the statue of Sheikh Mujibur Rahman to topple the government of former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina.
Syrian army retreated from airports and other important places
Türkiye’s Anadolu news agency has reported that the Syrian army has retreated from the airport and other key locations inside Syria. After which the airport has been closed due to its proximity to Islamic rebels and its control has been handed over to Kurdish armed groups. Let us tell you that the channel of Islamic rebels, Aleppo Today, has shown the terrorists in uniform in the empty square.
Syrian Islamist rebels toppled a statue of Bassel al-Assad, Bashar al-Assad’s brother, in #Aleppo. pic.twitter.com/IAXaNh3Ouy
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Captured an important army base
Forces of the extremist group Hayat Tahrir al-Sham captured an important military base in the south of Syria. Apart from this, Saraqib, a strategic place on the highway to the capital Damascus, has also been controlled. It is noteworthy that the Syrian rebels have the support of Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan.
