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We wanted to explain how is the situation right now on the ground and also give some insight on the situation of northern Syria and what the media is covering of the different events and situations Right now, two main conflicts ongoing, military conflicts. One is widely reported, the other not so much.

We wanted to explain how is the situation right now on the ground and also give some insight on the situation of northern Syria and what the media is covering of the different events and situations Right now, two main conflicts ongoing, military conflicts. One is widely reported, the other not so much.

We are talking about the war that HTS, or the offensive that HTS launched against the Syrian Arab Army, and the other is the offensive that the SNA and Turkish proxy forces that write under the name of Ex-Syrian Nationalists for this liberation movement leading the war against the Islamic State and establishing this autonomous administration.

We are talking about the war that HTS, or the offensive that HTS launched against the Syrian Arab Army, and the other is the offensive that the SNA and Turkish proxy forces that write under the name of Ex-Syrian Nationalists for this liberation movement leading the war against the Islamic State and establishing this autonomous administration.

We are talking about the war that HTS, or the offensive that HTS launched against the Syrian Arab Army, and the other is the offensive that the SNA and Turkish proxy forces that write under the name of Ex-Syrian Nationalists for this liberation movement leading the war against the Islamic State and establishing this autonomous administration.

So let's go shortly to the first conflict, this offensive of HTS or the Haifa Free al-Sham, that it's an Islamist group, direct heritage of al-Nusra, that was the Syrian branch of al-Qaeda, that has been governing On the 27th of November, they launched this big offensive that led to the collapse of the regime. We could reflect deeply about the reasons.

So let's go shortly to the first conflict, this offensive of HTS or the Haifa Free al-Sham, that it's an Islamist group, direct heritage of al-Nusra, that was the Syrian branch of al-Qaeda, that has been governing On the 27th of November, they launched this big offensive that led to the collapse of the regime. We could reflect deeply about the reasons.

So let's go shortly to the first conflict, this offensive of HTS or the Haifa Free al-Sham, that it's an Islamist group, direct heritage of al-Nusra, that was the Syrian branch of al-Qaeda, that has been governing On the 27th of November, they launched this big offensive that led to the collapse of the regime. We could reflect deeply about the reasons.

Now, on one side, the Syrian army was exhausted after years of war here in Syria, but especially their main allies and supporters were also in a bad situation. been a war in Ukraine for two years almost. Iran recently had been also engaged in supporting their militias in the conflicts against Israel after the virtual occupation that Israel started on Gaza a year ago.

Now, on one side, the Syrian army was exhausted after years of war here in Syria, but especially their main allies and supporters were also in a bad situation. been a war in Ukraine for two years almost. Iran recently had been also engaged in supporting their militias in the conflicts against Israel after the virtual occupation that Israel started on Gaza a year ago.

Now, on one side, the Syrian army was exhausted after years of war here in Syria, but especially their main allies and supporters were also in a bad situation. been a war in Ukraine for two years almost. Iran recently had been also engaged in supporting their militias in the conflicts against Israel after the virtual occupation that Israel started on Gaza a year ago.

So these two conflicts create a situation that both as they did in the past. And this led also to the collapse of the front lines of the Sierra La Parma, allowing the offensive of HTS to overrun very fast the defenses in the city of Aleppo and also taking control of the city of Hama. for a long time to start also taking action in southern Syria, in the regions of Suez and Dara and Quneita.

So these two conflicts create a situation that both as they did in the past. And this led also to the collapse of the front lines of the Sierra La Parma, allowing the offensive of HTS to overrun very fast the defenses in the city of Aleppo and also taking control of the city of Hama. for a long time to start also taking action in southern Syria, in the regions of Suez and Dara and Quneita.

So these two conflicts create a situation that both as they did in the past. And this led also to the collapse of the front lines of the Sierra La Parma, allowing the offensive of HTS to overrun very fast the defenses in the city of Aleppo and also taking control of the city of Hama. for a long time to start also taking action in southern Syria, in the regions of Suez and Dara and Quneita.

There was also an autonomous military operation room that started coordinated insurgents against the regime. This sparked the collapse of the regime. A lot of soldiers were defecting their positions offensive took Damascus.

There was also an autonomous military operation room that started coordinated insurgents against the regime. This sparked the collapse of the regime. A lot of soldiers were defecting their positions offensive took Damascus.

There was also an autonomous military operation room that started coordinated insurgents against the regime. This sparked the collapse of the regime. A lot of soldiers were defecting their positions offensive took Damascus.

This was an offensive that was really not very bloody in the sense of like a lot of the Syrian army soldiers were just leaving their positions and running away and the offensive was able to advance very fast, very easily. Right now this offensive led to the transition that we are seeing in Damascus

This was an offensive that was really not very bloody in the sense of like a lot of the Syrian army soldiers were just leaving their positions and running away and the offensive was able to advance very fast, very easily. Right now this offensive led to the transition that we are seeing in Damascus

This was an offensive that was really not very bloody in the sense of like a lot of the Syrian army soldiers were just leaving their positions and running away and the offensive was able to advance very fast, very easily. Right now this offensive led to the transition that we are seeing in Damascus