Syrian rebels enter Aleppo for first time in eight years during shock offensive
- Insurgents entered Aleppo city for the first time in eight years after a surprise offensive on Wednesday, as reported by Turkey state-run Anadolu Agency.
- Opposing factions, led by Hayat Tahrir al-Sham, are clashing with government forces at Aleppo's western edge.
- The violence has resulted in 255 deaths, primarily combatants, according to the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights.
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The Assad regime is in trouble again. Behind it would be the hand of Erdogan, who aims to weaken Moscow in the area. Tensions are rising in Syria. On Wednesday, rebel forces launched a vast offensive against Bashar al Assad in the northwestern part of the country. The clashes that I know about...
Syrian Opposition Forces Make Gains In Surprise Offensive On Aleppo
Syrian opposition forces have continued their rapid offensive into regime-held territories, advancing into Aleppo for the first time since its capture by pro-regime forces in late 2016. The opposition’s surprise offensive, launched on November 27, has seen swift progress, with thousands of fighters and armored… Syrian Opposition Forces Make Gains In Surprise Offensive On Aleppo
Russian and Syrian jets bombed on Saturday rebels who had taken positions in a suburb of Aleppo. It is the first time since 2016 that Syrian government forces have entered Syria's largest city.
In a surprise assault, the Syrian rebels of the Hayat Tahrir al-Sham group (HTS) entered the second Syrian city, Aleppo, eight years after the forces loyal to Damascus took control of the city.This attack is the first on a large scale since the ceasefire declared in March 2020, where the presidents of Russia and Turkey, Vladimir Putin and Recep Tayyip Erdogan intervened. Moscow is one of the main supporters of Al Assad, and thanks to his interve…
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