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Rebel Groups Seize Aleppo Amid Shifting Dynamics in Syrian Civil War

Rebel forces capture Aleppo from Assad regime, highlighting reduced international support and escalating humanitarian concerns as the Syrian civil war intensifies.

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Updated: Dec 2nd, 2024, 5:49 AM ET

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In a significant military advance, the rebel group Hayat Tahrir al-Sham (HTS) has captured Aleppo from Syrian government forces. This move underscores the Assad regime's waning international support due to ongoing commitments in Ukraine by Russia and regional tensions with Iran. The situation exacerbates the humanitarian crisis, leading to calls for a political resolution from the UN amidst fears for civilian safety. Concurrently, Iranian-backed militias are mobilizing in support of the Syrian government to push back against the newly empowered rebels, indicating a potential escalation in the conflict.

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