Syrian jihadist rebels declared victory on Sunday, announcing the capture of Damascus and the end of President Bashar al-Assad’s 13-year rule. Assad’s ouster marks a major turning point, ending a 50-year dynasty. Celebrations erupted as opposition flags, symbolizing resistance to Assad’s regime, replaced his portraits across the nation and in diaspora communities.
Syrian jihadist rebels declared victory on Sunday, announcing the capture of Damascus and the end of President Bashar al-Assad’s 13-year rule. Assad’s ouster marks a major turning point, ending a 50-year dynasty. Celebrations erupted as opposition flags, symbolizing resistance to Assad’s regime, replaced his portraits across the nation and in diaspora communities. Syrian jihadist rebels declared victory on Sunday, announcing the capture of Damascus and the end of President Bashar al-Assad’s 13-year rule. Assad’s ouster marks a major turning point, ending a 50-year dynasty. Celebrations erupted as opposition flags, symbolizing resistance to Assad’s regime, replaced his portraits across the nation and in diaspora communities. Read More
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