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The Changing Landscape of Syria: A Turn in the Civil War
In recent weeks, the situation in Syria has drastically shifted. Just a few weeks ago, President Bashar al-Assad appeared firmly in control, with his forces occupying around 60% of the country and a significant portion of the population under his regime. However, the tide has turned rapidly, with rebels seizing control of major cities, including Aleppo and Hama. This article explores the rebel advances, the precarious status of Assad's regime, and the implications of a potential rebel takeover for the future of Syria.