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The Syrian Civil War has been on for several years now, commencing in 2011, is a war with factions after the government of Bashar al-Assad and oppositionists have been waging on different lines. Millions of people in Syria were displaced as a result of the civil war and thousands are reported dead.
The recent news, however, that rebel forces took the Syrian largest city of Aleppo proved a major loss for Bashar al-Assad, the President of Syria.
The Syrian government, supported by Russian air power, has launched a counteroffensive in response to the rebel gains. The government forces are targeting rebel positions in the countryside surrounding Aleppo in an attempt to regain lost territory.
The fighting has intensified, leading to increased civilian casualties and displacement. The United Nations has expressed deep concern over the deteriorating humanitarian situation in Syria.
The Syrian Civil War has attracted international attention, with many countries offering aid to different factions. Russia and Iran have been the Syrian government’s closest allies, while Turkey and Saudi Arabia have supported the rebels.
The future of Syria is still unclear. The war has destroyed everything, and the suffering has continued. A political solution must be found to stop the violence and bring peace to the country. The Syrian Civil War has led to a refugee crisis with millions of Syrians fleeing the country. The war has devastated Syria’s economy and infrastructure. The international community has imposed sanctions on the Syrian government in a bid to pressure it into ending the violence.
This Syrian Civil War is a multifaceted and ongoing civil war. The recent advances by the rebels in Aleppo have added a new dimension to the war. Uncertainty still surrounds the future of Syria, but one thing remains sure: a peaceful solution for Syria is needed urgently.
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