Assad Regime Ends As Rebels Claim Damascus - Syria

Assad Regime Ends As Rebels Claim Damascus - Syria

Syrian people gather in Damascus, Syria, December 8, 2024. Syrian armed opposition forces seized full control of Damascus on Sunday, ending over five decades of the Assad family rule. Russia's Foreign Ministry issued a statement saying Syrian President Bashar al-Assad had "decided to leave the presidential post and left the country, giving instructions to transfer power peacefully." Photo by Xinhua/ABACAPRESS.COM

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