After the drop of the government of Bashar Al-Assad by the rebels in Syriahe United Kingdom celebrates the fall of Al-assad’s “savage regime” and calls for restoring peace in the Middle Eastern country.
This was announced by the British Prime Minister, Keir Starmerurged this Sunday for peace and stability in Syria after the fall of President Bashar Al Assad due to a dazzling offensive by rebels dominated by Islamists.
“the people of Syria suffered under Assad’s savage regime for far too long and we welcome his departure,” Starmer said in a statement.“Our goal now is to ensure that a political solution prevails, and that peace and stability are restored.”he added, asking for protection for “civilians and minorities.”
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What happened in Syria?
during this weekend, Islamic rebel groups called Hayat tahrir al Sham (HTS) announced on Telegram the seizure of the capital of Syria and after this, President Bashar Al-Assad would have possibly gone into exile to Russia.
In just 11 days, the insurgents took much of control of the country, including the key cities of Aleppo, Homs, Hama and the capital Damascus.
For now,ther is enormous uncertainty about the future of the Arab country and official spokespersons for the rebel movement are expected to declare something about it. For their part, manny analysts suggest that the insurgents have been supported by a foreign nation without confirming anything on the subject.
(Wiht information from AFP)
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Interview: Insights on the Fall of Bashar Al-Assad’s Regime in Syria
Time.news Editor (TNE): Welcome, Dr. Sarah Williams, an expert in Middle Eastern politics. Thank you for joining us to discuss the recent developments in Syria following the fall of Bashar Al-Assad’s regime. What is your immediate reaction to the news of his departure?
Dr. Sarah williams (DSW): Thank you for having me. The news is indeed important. For years, the Syrian people have endured immense suffering under Assad’s brutal regime. The proclamation of his possible departure amidst a recent offensive by Islamist rebels like Hayat Tahrir al-Sham (HTS) marks a momentous shift in the conflict. However, it also raises questions about stability and the future political landscape in Syria.
TNE: british prime Minister Keir Starmer referred to Assad’s regime as “savage” and emphasized the need for a political solution. Why is this viewpoint crucial for the immediate aftermath of his regime’s collapse?
DSW: Starmer’s remarks underscore the urgent need for peace and stability in Syria. It is essential to focus on a political solution that includes all factions, especially to protect civilians and minorities who have faced severe persecution. The international community must rally to support a structured dialog that fosters reconciliation and prevents further violence.
TNE: The rebels have seized key cities in a remarkably short timeframe, including Damascus and Aleppo. What do you make of the speed of this takeover, and what implications does it have for the Syrian conflict?
DSW: The rapid takeover is indicative of the deep-rooted dissatisfaction among the populace. It suggests that the rebellion has not only military support but also popular backing. This could lead to a power vacuum, which is concerning as without a cohesive strategy, various groups may vie for control, leading to further instability. The uncertainty about the future governance of Syria is palpable, and analysts are watching closely for signs of foreign involvement in these dynamics.
TNE: You mentioned the role of foreign nations in supporting the insurgents.What can you tell us about the potential external influences on the conflict moving forward?
DSW: while it remains unconfirmed, many speculate that foreign powers may be backing the insurgents.This can significantly affect the negotiations for peace. Support from external entities might steer the direction of the new governance and influence how power dynamics unfold in the region. It is crucial for stakeholders to consider how these influences might complicate or facilitate a peaceful resolution.
TNE: As we look toward the future, what practical advice would you give to readers who want to stay informed and engaged with the developments in Syria?
DSW: Staying informed from credible news sources is key. I encourage readers to follow organizations that are reporting from the ground and engaging with reputable analysts for nuanced insights. It’s also important to support humanitarian efforts aimed at helping displaced populations and to advocate for policies that prioritize human rights and conditions for peace and stability in Syria.
TNE: Thank you, Dr.Williams, for sharing your insights on this critical issue. The future of Syria is uncertain, but with informed discourse and action, there is potential for a peaceful resolution.
DSW: Thank you for having me. Let’s hope for a brighter future for the people of Syria amidst this tumultuous change.