The rebel group in Syria has captured more than half of the country’s second largest city Aleppo and Idlib. According to the New York Times, the rebel group includes Hayat Tahrir al-Sham (HTS) and its allied organizations. They have the support of Al Qaeda. In 2016, the Syrian army drove out the rebels. After 8 years, this is happening again when the rebel groups are going to capture Aleppo. HTS attacked on 27 November and entered the city and captured many military bases. On Saturday, the Syrian government closed Aleppo airport, hospital and all the roads connected to the city. Meanwhile, Russia has started helping the Syrian government. According to the Moscow Times, the Russian army carried out deadly bombing on rebels and their weapons depots on Friday. The Russian army has claimed that in the last 24 hours, 23 rebel bases have been attacked and more than 200 rebels have been killed. The attack by rebels in Syria 3 days ago has become a big challenge for the Bashar al-Assad government. More than 250 people from both sides have been killed in the clashes so far. Location of Aleppo and Idlib on the map… 5 footages related to rebel occupation of Aleppo-Idlib Russia sent aid, Iran can also help According to the report, President Assad’s 3 biggest allies Iran, Hezbollah and Russia are embroiled in domestic issues. Russia is fighting a war with Ukraine, while Iran and Hezbollah are in a dispute with Israel. These three played an important role in helping the Assad government deal with the civil war. Syria is important for Iran, because Iran uses Syria to supply weapons to Hezbollah and Hamas. In such a situation, Iran can soon provide weapons to Syria. According to the report, pro-Iran Iraqi militias can go to Syria. These militias include Kata’ib Hezbollah, Asaib Ahl al Haq, Harakat al Nujabah. Civil war started in Syria in 2011
The civil war in Syria started with the Arab revolution in 2011. The people of Syria started protesting against the Bashar al-Assad government, which was in power for 10 years. After this, a rebel group named ‘Free Syrian Army’ was formed. The civil war in Syria started with the formation of the rebel group. This conflict increased further after the US, Russia, Iran and Saudi Arabia joined it. Meanwhile, the terrorist organization ISIS also spread its feet in Syria. After the ceasefire agreement of 2020, only sporadic clashes have taken place here. According to the United Nations report, more than 3 lakh people were killed in the civil war that lasted for a decade. Apart from this, millions of people had to be displaced. Aleppo city destroyed in Syria’s civil war
The city of Aleppo, which received the status of a world heritage from UNESCO in 1986 and is one of the oldest cities in the world, became an important place in Syria’s civil war by 2012. Syria’s Aleppo city was not only a world heritage but also the center of the country’s economy. This city, adorned with beautiful mosques and artifacts, was destroyed by its own people in no time. By July 2012, Aleppo was divided into two parts, one part of which was with the Free Syrian Army and the other was under the control of Bashar al-Assad. The countries that helped the government included Russia, Iran, Iraq, Afghanistan, Lebanon and Pakistan. The rebels were getting help from America, Saudi Arabia and Turkey. All the beautiful artifacts, mosques and cultural heritage for which this city was known were lost in the government’s air strikes. ————————————— Read this news to know about the Syrian civil war in detail… 12 years of Syrian civil war completed: 51 thousand people killed in Aleppo alone, city turned into ruins; Everything about the war Imagine that the city or village where you were born, where you spent your childhood turns into ruins. The streets which were once busy with the hustle and bustle of the market, turn into a battlefield and are taking the lives of our own people. Read the full news here….
