Report: Assad's Plane May Have Crashed In Western Syria

Report: Assad's Plane May Have Crashed In Western Syria

NEW YORK (VINnews) — Rebel forces in Syria on Sunday seized control of capital Damascus and declared the city “free”. This marks a significant milestone in the country’s 13-year civil war, bringing an end to President Bashar al-Assad’s brutal rule which led to the violent deaths of hundreds of thousands of Syrians, as well as […]

Assad's plane 'disappears' while fleeing Syria amid fears it's been shot down

Fears have been shared over the fate of the Syrian president Bashar al-Assad as a plane has disappeared from flight tracking after he reportedly fled Damascus.

Two posts on the X network, made by people specialized in the field of aviation and military technology, suggest that the IL plane on board a Russian S-300 from Tartus (locality in Syria) seems to have shot down Assad's plane. The altitude at the time of loss of (radar) contact was 1750 feet (whereas) Khirbet Tin Nur Syria (the point of disappearance on the radar) has an altitude of 1739 feet," wrote Intelschizo. Russian S-300 at Tartus might ha…

“ASSAD in MOSCOW” – TASS Debunked Reuters’ FAKE-NEWS on Plane Crash

Russia has granted Syria’s former President Bashar Assad and his family members asylum, a source in the Kremlin said. TASS has summaries what is known about this to this hour. UPDATE - Turkish-backed Jihadists (for now) not Planned to Penetrate Russian Military Bases in Syria According to the source in the Kremlin, Assad and his

The dictator's last hours are shrouded in the lack of certain news, which fuels rumors and hypotheses.

A Syrian plane took off from Damascus airport around the time it was announced that the capital had been taken by rebels, according to data from the Flightradar website, suggesting that ousted President Bashar al-Assad may have been on board, Reuters writes.