Idlib’s Onslaught: Aleppo Falls Under Rebel Siege ⚔️
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Aleppo ablaze! ⚔️ Rebel offensive shocks Syria. Raw videos reveal intense fighting, a humanitarian crisis, & geopolitical turmoil. Click to witness history unfold!
Aleppo Ablaze: Has the Tide Turned in Idlib?
The battle-scarred streets of Aleppo are once again consumed by conflict. These videos offer a raw, on-the-ground perspective of a sudden rebel offensive that has shattered a fragile peace and plunged the city back into chaos. After years of government control, insurgent forces, spearheaded by groups like Hayat Tahrir al-Sham (HTS), have stormed Aleppo, triggering the most intense fighting seen in years. The videos capture the speed and ferocity of this offensive, leaving us to question: has the balance of power finally shifted in the ongoing Idlib struggle? What does this mean for the civilians caught in the crossfire? What are the geopolitical implications of this sudden escalation? The videos below offer a critical window into this volatile situation.
Key Takeaways From the Front Lines
Rebel Forces Advance on Aleppo: Multiple videos confirm a significant rebel offensive, originating from Idlib, that has resulted in the capture of substantial territory within and around Aleppo, including a key airbase. This marks a dramatic shift in the conflict dynamic.
Humanitarian Crisis Unfolds: The UN reports thousands of civilians displaced amidst the escalating violence, highlighting the devastating human cost of this renewed conflict. Children are disproportionately affected.
International Involvement Looms: The presence of Russian, Iranian, and Turkish-backed forces underscores the complex geopolitical landscape and the potential for this localized conflict to escalate into a broader regional confrontation. The videos highlight this precarious balance of power.
Hayat Tahrir al-Sham (HTS) Takes Center Stage: Several videos identify HTS as a key player in the offensive, raising concerns about the group’s growing influence in the region and the potential consequences for the future of Syria.
Uncertainty and Volatility: The situation remains highly fluid. Reports of ongoing clashes and the arrival of government reinforcements suggest the battle for Aleppo is far from over. The videos capture this sense of uncertainty and foreshadow potential future developments.
The Shifting Sands of War: What Comes Next?
The rebel advance into Aleppo signals a significant escalation in the Idlib conflict, with potential ripple effects throughout the region. While the outcome remains uncertain, several factors warrant close attention: the role of international actors, the increasing influence of HTS, and the dire humanitarian situation unfolding on the ground. These videos provide crucial context for understanding the current state of play and offer valuable insights into the possible trajectory of this volatile conflict.
Dive Deeper into the Conflict: Watch the Footage
Scroll down to watch the highlighted video clips and gain a visceral understanding of the evolving situation in Aleppo. These raw images and reports from the front lines offer a unique and compelling perspective on this crucial moment in the Syrian conflict. Don’t miss this critical opportunity to witness history unfold.
Check out the videos just below
Syrian rebels capture most of Aleppo in sudden offensiveChannel 4 News355,542 views | 4,515 | November 30 2024 18:16:42 (2,793 comments)[ Read more … ]
Armed Syrian rebels are making rapid advances across the country, in the biggest challenge to President Assad in years.
They began by advancing from the town of Idlib into Aleppo province and have now taken over most of Aleppo city.
The city had been under full state control since government forces backed by Russia and Iran pushed the rebel groups out in 2016.
In the last few days President Assad was believed to be in Moscow for talks with Vladimir Putin.
Syria insurgents enter Aleppo in a surprise offensive against Bashar Assad’s forces | DW NewsDW News364,100 views | 4,228 | November 29 2024 19:10:20 (1,665 comments)[ Read more … ]
Insurgents reached Aleppo, Syria’s second city, on Friday, in a swift offensive against Bashar Assad’s forces, who are supported by Russian and Iranian allies. The fighting is some of the deadliest in years, with 255 people, mostly combatants killed, according to the UK-based Syrian Observatory for Human Rights. It started on Wednesday in areas controlled by the Islamist group Hayat Tahrir al-Sham (HTS). Turkish-backed rebels, calling themselves the Syrian National Army, joined the fighting.
The Syrian military vowed to repel the attack, but even before entering Aleppo, the insurgents wrestled control of more than 50 towns and villages from Assad’s forces.
Meanwhile, a military commander of a pro-Syrian militia loyal to the government, Abu Mahmoud Omar, said, “the coming hours will be decisive for the battles after the arrival of large military reinforcements from the Syrian army and allied forces to Aleppo.” The UN said at least 27 civilians were killed in the last three days. The United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs said “more than 14,000 people, nearly half are children, have been displaced” by the violence in the past three days.
It has been nearly 14 years since the beginning of the Syrian civil war, a conflict that started after a popular revolution was brutally repressed by the Syrian government headed by Assad. Russia and Iran supported the Syrian government after anti-government protests turned into war.Turkey has backed opposition groups and established a military presence in northwestern Syria, while the United States has supported Syrian Kurdish forces fighting “Islamic State” (IS) militants in the east. Since 2020, the conflict has remained largely static, with only low-level clashes between the rebels and Assad’s forces. Turkey and Russia brokered a truce in 2020 with the Syrian government halting a push to retake the rebel-held parts of Idlib.
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Syrian rebels take control of Aleppo, igniting new phase of warAl Jazeera English162,013 views | 2,188 | December 1 2024 04:45:05 (1,104 comments)[ Read more … ]
The speed of the opposition fighters’ takeover of Aleppo has left many asking about the cause and significance of these attacks, in one of the most volatile areas of the Middle East.
Al Jazeera’s Mohamed Vall explains.
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Syrian rebels enter Aleppo in shock assaultThe Times and The Sunday Times174,915 views | 1,879 | November 29 2024 22:06:53 (1,014 comments)[ Read more … ]
Islamist insurgents have entered Syria’s second city of Aleppo in a shock assault, eight years after forces loyal to Damascus seized control of the city.
Fighters from Hayat Tahrir al-Sham (HTS) began a major offensive earlier this week from their base in the Idlib countryside, a slim strip of land in Syria’s north-west. It took only three days for the fighting to reach Aleppo, with insurgents capturing territory around the city’s outskirts for the first time in four years as Syrian government forces pummelled rebel-held areas.
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Northern Syria fighting: Opposition forces say they have captured an air baseAl Jazeera English74,817 views | 910 | November 30 2024 19:00:08 (636 comments)[ Read more … ]
In Syria, President Bashar al Assad is facing what’s being described as the biggest challenge to his rule in years. Opposition fighters in the north say they’ve taken control of one of the region’s biggest airbases. That’s after they advanced into the heart of the country’s second city of Aleppo, earlier. They also claim to have captured a military base in Idlib province.
Al Jazeera’s Hamdah Salhut reports.
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Syrian rebels enter Aleppo: What is known so farCGTN Europe22,966 views | 601 | November 29 2024 17:51:02 (228 comments)[ Read more … ]
The biggest rebel push in five years has erupted in Syria, with insurgents led by Hayat Tahrir al-Sham advancing into Aleppo.
Over 550 square kilometers and 70 settlements in Aleppo and Idlib have reportedly fallen under rebel control, according to Turkey’s Anadolu Agency.
Syrian forces claim to have inflicted heavy losses, while Russian and Syrian airstrikes target rebel positions near the Turkish border. The U.N. has confirmed 27 civilian deaths, including eight children, as violence intensifies.
Aleppo, a symbol of Syria’s civil war, is again at the forefront of the conflict. The Kremlin denounced the offensive, calling it a breach of sovereignty.
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