Putin's loyalty wan: Assad's regime threatens the final collapse!

Putin's loyalty wan: Assad's regime threatens the final collapse!

The Assad regime in Syria is faced with a massive threat from Islamist rebels, while Russia, traditionally the most important ally, also travels its support. According to reports from the "Bild" newspaper and NBC News, the advance of the rebel alliance is alarming, whereby the city of Homs is in the crosshairs. Russian war bloggers make it clear that the loss of Homs could be a harbinger of the possible trap by Damascus. The Syrian government troops had to withdraw from the city of the million, while government -loyal militias are still stationed in the region. These developments indicate that the situation for the regime of Bashar al-Assad is becoming increasingly precarious. Moscow has apparently already signaled that military support is limited in terms of the Ukraine War, which the Syrian observation center for human rights has reported.

collapse of support and consequences for Israel

The support that the Assad regime once received from Russia is rapid. Egypt, Jordan and Iraq have already advised Assad to go into exile, while reports on the flight of his family from Syria are circulating. The rebels' push has also triggered concerns in Israel, which is prepared for possible attacks from the Syrian border area. In a clear sign of alarm readiness, the Israeli army reinforced its presence in the annexed Golan heights and made it clear that it would not tolerate any threats near her borders. According to the NBC News, the Israeli air forces have become active in the past few days and have carried out targeted attacks on weapons smuggling routes and infrastructure on the Syrian-Libanese border to restrict the supply of proiran militias.

The rebellion comes in the middle of a complex power game, in which Iranian and pro -Eiran forces, such as the Lebanese military group Hezbollah, also play a role. With the withdrawal of Russian support, the strategic interests of Moscow in the region threaten to erode, which could mean the end of Assad's rule. This is also emphasized by analysts, which emphasize that the fate of the regime lies in the hands of the Kremlin. Unpasted reports on military activities and the destruction of symbols of the regime, such as the demolition of a statue of Hafez al-Assad, show the profound change in Syrian civil society and the dwindling support for the regime.