Rebel forces have defeated President Bashar al-Assad’s regime in Syria, ending decades of autocratic rule. Crowds in Damascus celebrated, filling streets and squares to mark the historic moment. Rebel leaders announced their victory on state television, calling for unity among Syria’s sects and pledging to protect institutions.
Turkey urged global support for Syria during this critical transition. Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan warned against extremist groups exploiting the situation and stressed the need for stability.
Russia confirmed Assad had fled Syria and ordered a peaceful transfer of power. Despite backing Assad in the past, Russia denied involvement in negotiations. Russian media responded with muted coverage of the regime’s fall.
Rebels imposed a curfew in Damascus to maintain order while consolidating control. Analysts noted the significant challenges in transitioning from armed resistance to governance. International aid from Turkey, Gulf nations, and Europe will be essential for Syria’s recovery.
Jordan’s King Abdullah called for urgent measures to prevent further chaos and ensure stability. He reaffirmed Jordan’s support for Syria’s people and their aspirations.
Rebel leaders promised safety for everyone and inclusivity in future governance. Jubilant citizens looted Assad’s residences and reclaimed public spaces, symbolizing an end to his era.
The next phase for Syria involves rebuilding and forming a stable, inclusive government. International cooperation will play a key role in helping Syria recover from years of conflict. (Courtesy of CNN,BBC,Reuters)
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