On December 8, 2024, Bashar al-Assad sat for the last time in the chair of government he inherited from his father, then left the country for Moscow while Damascus was waking up on a scene that was difficult to recover today without any dread; military and security headquarters whose mere approach was a sufficient cause for fear were left open, empty offices, scattered papers, ...
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On December 8, 2024, Bashar al-Assad sat for the last time in the chair of government he inherited from his father, then left the country for Moscow while Damascus was waking up on a scene that was difficult to recover today without any dread; military and security headquarters whose mere approach was a sufficient cause for fear were left open, empty offices, scattered papers, ...