Syria crisis:-The situation has become very serious amidst the long-running civil war in Syria. News is coming, know about it?
Syria crisis:-The civil war that has been going on for many years in Syria has now taken a new and serious turn. According to the latest news, the rebels have captured the country’s capital Damascus. The rebels have taken control of many important areas within the capital. Heavy firing is being heard in the city, and the security system has completely collapsed.
President Assad’s attempt to leave the country
Meanwhile, another big news is coming that Syrian President Bashar al-Assad was trying to flee the country. However, his plane disappeared from the radar shortly after takeoff and then crashed. According to reports, his family had already left the country. Efforts are on to confirm President Assad’s plane crash, but no information has been received about his safety so far.
Prime Minister’s statement
Syrian Prime Minister Mohammad Ghazi al-Jalali has given an important statement after the rebels captured the capital. He said, “I am at my residence and have not gone anywhere. I love my country.” He also said that he is ready to hand over power to the opposition in a peaceful manner.
The Prime Minister has appealed to the Syrian citizens not to damage public property and maintain peace in the country. However, he did not comment on the news of President Assad leaving the country and the plane crash.
Rebels capture Damascus
After capturing Damascus, the rebels are celebrating in the capital. Rebel banners have been seen fluttering in many areas of the city. Earlier, the rebels had also established control over Homs, Aleppo, and other major cities. With the capture of Damascus, the news of change of power in Syria has intensified.
Coup attempts intensify
These incidents in Syria are being considered a big step towards a coup. The rebels had already captured many important areas of the country, and now control over the capital Damascus is being considered their big victory.
Situation
The situation in Syria has become very delicate. While the rebels are expanding their hold, government officials are being forced to surrender to the rebels or leave the country. This crisis has put Syria’s future into deep uncertainty.
