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Different groups within the displaced population face varying challenges. For example, Kurdish communities have been relocated via convoys to northeast Syria, while Shia villagers escaping rebel control have moved to areas still governed by the Syrian Army. Many former residents of Aleppo, in fear of the escalating conflict, sought refuge in other neighborhoods or areas under the control of the Syrian government.

The situation is dire, as the infrastructure and local authorities in these regions are ill-prepared to handle such large numbers of internally displaced individuals. The war, which had shown signs of stagnation in terms of major combat operations, has now led to a surge in displacement without adequate preparation for those affected by the sudden changes in territorial control.