Bashar al-Assad’s rule ends
Bashar al-Assad’s 24-year rule came to an end when he fled Syria, seeking asylum in Russia after opposition forces entered Damascus with little resistance. (Photo: Agencies)
Crowds storm presidential palace
In the chaos that followed Assad’s departure, crowds stormed the presidential palace, looting his personal belongings and valuables.(Photo: Agencies)
'Homs is free'
After the capture of Homs, jubilant residents filled the streets, chanting slogans like "Assad is gone, Homs is free" and celebrating the end of Assad’s reign.
Symbol of regime destroyed
The statue of Bashar al-Assad, a symbol of his regime, was destroyed by opposition forces, marking a symbolic end to his rule in Syria. (Photo: Agencies)
Assad’s fall
Rebels swiftly took control of Syria’s state media facilities, using them to broadcast the victory announcement over Assad’s fall. (Photo: Agencies)
Damascus taken by rebels
The fall of Homs, a key strategic area, happened just a day before Damascus was taken by rebels, giving the opposition a crucial advantage. (Photo: Agencies)
'End of criminal regime'
Abu Mohammed al-Golani, leader of the al-Qaeda-affiliated Tahrir al-Sham, said that the rebels were poised to take control of all of Syria, claiming the criminal regime’s downfall was near. (Photo: Agencies)
Damascus celebrates
The fall of Assad’s regime came suddenly, leaving Syria’s leadership in disarray, and the streets of Damascus saw widespread jubilation as his government crumbled. (Photo: Agencies)
Turning point in the Middle East
The collapse of Bashar al-Assad’s government led to celebrations across Syria and sparked international reactions, marking a significant turning point in the Middle East. (Photo: Agencies)
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