The fall of the Assad regime

In late November, 2024, a ten-day lightning offensive led by the Syrian opposition group Hay’at Tahrir al Sham (HTS) brought an end to over 50 years of Assad family rule, seizing the capital city of Damascus and forcing former President Bashar al Assad into exile in Moscow.
Soon after the regime’s fall, our reporters arrived on the ground to document scenes of jubilation alongside harrowing revelations as the gates of the infamous Sednaya Prison were finally opened.
Now, as the new Syrian government charts a course for the country’s future and defines its role on the global stage, the world watches closely. You can find timely reports and in-depth analyses on the subject here.

Published on 03 December 2024 00:00