


Rebel Forces Gain Ground in Southern Syria as Assad's Control Weakens
Opposition fighters seize Daraa and advance towards Homs, marking a significant collapse of Assad's control amidst increased border closures and regional tensions.
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Overview
Insurgent advances in Syria lead to the capture of Daraa and Hama, threatening the regime's hold on power. Assad's forces are withdrawing from southern provinces as rebels approach Homs. Amidst these developments, Iran's military presence is diminishing, and border closures by neighboring countries signal shifting geopolitical dynamics. The escalating conflict raises concerns over humanitarian crises in the region and the possibility of an Islamist resurgence.
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