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End of an era in Syria: Where is Assad who left Damascus?

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December 8, 2024

The regime collapsed in Syria. Former President Assad fled the country. After the armed opposition took control, the question of former President Bashar Assad’s whereabouts came to the fore. A flight between Damascus and Latakia brought about various claims on social media. The US press had recently claimed that the Assad family had fled to Russia with their children. So where is former Syrian President Bashar Assad? Here are the claims about where Assad might be…

Anti-regime forces have taken control of the Syrian capital, Damascus. The whereabouts of President Bashar Assad are unknown and he has likely fled the country.

There has been chaos following the capture of the Syrian capital. The country is currently under control of the Syrian Prime Minister.

So where is former Syrian President Bashar Assad? Here are the claims about where Assad might be…

According to Reuters, Syrian President Bashar Assad boarded a plane from Damascus International Airport and headed to an unknown destination. Recent reports suggest that Bashar al-Assad has fled to Russia, but this has not been confirmed and there has been no statement from the Syrian government.
Allegedly having left the country, Assad has nowhere to be found.
Finally, it was claimed on online flight tracking sites that a plane that was last seen west of Homs after taking off from the airport in Damascus but then disappeared was carrying Bashar Assad.
It was claimed that the plane in question descended to an altitude of 1,600 feet and made “unusual movements” before disappearing from the radar.
The US press recently made an important claim.

The Wall Street Journal reported that Bashar Assad’s wife Esma Assad fled the country with her three children last week.
According to the newspaper, Assad’s two brothers-in-law also left Syria for the United Arab Emirates.

Syrian Prime Minister Mohammad Ghazi al-Jalali said he was ready to cooperate with any government elected by the people. Mohammad Ghazi al-Jalali said, “I am at home, I will support the transfer of the government. I call for the protection of state institutions.” he said.
The Syrian opposition that entered Damascus made the statement, “Damascus is now free of Assad.” In the statement broadcast on television, the opposition announced that they “overthrew the Assad regime and liberated Damascus.” The Syrian army announced that its units continue to fight in Hama, Homs and Deraa.
Regime forces laid down their weapons, including at Damascus International Airport.

The opposition announced that Damascus was liberated from Assad and used the phrases “dark days are over”.

The opposition announced that it is forbidden to approach public institutions that will remain under the control of the former prime minister.

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