Syrian President Bashar al-Assad has fled the country as rebels have taken control of the capital Damascus. I don’t know where he went. Let’s see in detail how 54 years of dictatorship and 13 years of civil war came to an end.
On September 2, 2015, a boy’s body was found upside down on a beach in Turkey. The photo of his chubby face and foamy face took the world by storm. The film shed light on the plight of refugees fleeing Syria with the hope of somehow surviving the civil war.
The boy’s name is Alan, a future star of hope for a family who escaped on a smugglers’ ill-fated boat. Two days after his disappearance, some countries opened their borders to Syrian refugees. It needed that little life.
Is Alan’s life the only one lost in the civil war in Syria? Millions died. If the government attacks its own people, especially children, with the chemical sarin, will the innocent perish?
Bashar al-Assad was the one who did such a terrible thing. A single drop of sarin can kill a person in minutes. Inhaling it causes the irises to constrict. Foaming at the mouth. Cramps in arms and legs. The entire nervous system becomes paralyzed. The skin melts and the blood drips.
“My country is very small like me
Our land is burning
Our doves do not fly at the sound of a bomb Our skies are dreaming, hearing those days…
No one paying attention to international politics will have forgotten the Syrian girl Quena who sang “Give Back Our Childhood” on Saudi’s Voice.
This song is an expression of the atrocities suffered by the Syrian people for the last 13 years.
Syria is a country located on the eastern side of the Mediterranean Sea. HAFEZ AL ASSAD, who ruled the land for 30 years, openly announced in 1990 that the opposition parties have no legal recognition.
Hafiz was a president who had the support of the people, even if he acted illegally at times. Even before the civil war began in Syria, people began to struggle against unemployment, corruption, and power. It was in such an environment that after the death of Hafez in the 2000th year, his son Bashar al-Assad took office as the President of Syria.
In 2011, some children were arrested and tortured for writing anti-Assad slogans on school walls in Dara. The resulting anger turned into rebellion.
IS against Bashar The movement and the Kurds declared war. The main reason for the civil war is that the opposition does not want Bashar al-Assad, a Shiite Muslim, to rule Syria, where Sunni Muslims are the majority.
ISIS has a huge foothold in Syria. The system was a dream come true for the ruling Azad government. The organization’s strength waned after its leader was killed in 2019.
In this case, Abu Muhammad al-Jawlani, who was one of the main leaders of Al-Qaeda, became the leader of Hayat Tahrir al-Sham, also known as HTS, in 2017. HTS, the fundamentalist Islamic movement of Syria, intensified its offensive a week and a half ago and captured major cities, including the Syrian capital, Damascus.
So President Bashar al-Assad fled the country. It is not known where his flight went. The rebels took control of the presidential palace after breaking down a statue of Bashar al-Assad’s father, HAFEZ AL ASSAD. Rebels have declared the country liberated after saying ‘bad ruler’ President Bashar al-Assad has left Syria.
Rebels say it’s the end of a dark era and the beginning of a new era for those displaced by Assad’s dictatorship for the past 50 years to return home and live in peace in the new Syria.
This is said to be due to the fact that the military has suffered badly from years of civil war and Assad’s main allies Russia, Iran and Hezbollah have focused on their own conflicts.
Meanwhile, while India has instructed the Indians in Syria to leave, Trump, who won the presidential election and former president, has said that the United States will not intervene in the civil war in Syria.
Following Sri Lanka and Bangladesh, rulers have also been ousted in Syria. The rebels have said that all government departments will be under the supervision of the prime minister until the change of regime takes place. It would be good if the Syrian people could get some peace.
