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Syria’s Hayat Tahrir al-Sham (HTS) rebels, who ousted President Bashar Assad, said they will not impose any religious dress code on women. He also vowed to guarantee personal freedom for people of all communities in Syria.
In a post, the rebels’ general command clarified that interfering with women’s dress or any strictness related to their clothing is prohibited. Let us tell you that after the capture of Damascus by HTS rebels under the leadership of Abu Mohammad Al Julani, the organization is busy in improving the image. Julani, once a member of Al Qaeda, is now presenting himself as a reformist across the world.
On the other hand, Britain said that they will soon take a decision on removing HTS from the list of terrorist organization. Pat McFadden, who is responsible for national security in the British government, said that the government is considering removing HTS from the blacklist.
President Bashar al-Assad fled the country to Russia After the capture of Syria by rebels, President Bashar al-Assad has fled the country to Russia. According to Reuters report, Russian President Vladimir Putin has given political asylum to Assad and his family. While America has welcomed the fall of Assad government in Syria.
Russian Presidential Palace spokesperson Dmitry Peskov has informed that granting asylum to the Syrian President was Putin’s personal decision. Peskov said he would not provide information about where Assad is being held. Meanwhile, news agency Reuters has claimed that the rebels had informed Turkey six months in advance that they were going to overthrow Assad.
Situation in Syria in pictures…
Rebels swing at the statue of Assad’s father Hafez al-Assad after the coup in Syria.
Syrian civilians broke into President Assad’s residence after he left the country. Citizens looted the Rashtrapati Bhavan and took away the belongings there.
People celebrating in the streets after the fall of Assad government in Syria.
Abu Mohammed al-Julani, leader of the rebel group HTS, addressing people in a mosque in Damascus after the fall of the Assad government in Syria.
Photographs of Iranian leaders lying on the floor after rebels attacked the Iranian embassy in Damascus on Sunday.
Thousands of people were seen fleeing Syria after being captured by rebel fighters. Due to this there was jam on the roads of Damascus.
Women have also taken to the streets to celebrate the Syrian uprising, in such a situation it is expected that they will get equal rights in whatever government is formed.
Everywhere in the streets of Damascus, rebels are celebrating with guns in their hands.
What next in West Asia HTS rebels ended the 50-year rule of Bashar al-Assad’s family in 11 days. The situation is changing rapidly in West Asia.
Know what will change…
Russia: Now Tatars in northern Syria may have to lose the naval base and the Russian air base in Hmeimim, which will weaken Putin’s hold on the eastern Mediterranean. Russia has an option for Libya.
Iran: Iran is weaker than ever. Iran’s proxies in the region are losing one after another.
Israel: Israel’s dominance will increase as Iran’s power decreases.
Turkish: President Erdogan became alert. Turkey attacks positions of US-backed Syrian Democratic Forces, killing 22.
Bashar’s brutal crackdown on children sparks civil war Bashar has fallen in Syria. His rule was based on the legacy of his father Hafez al-Assad but he was never able to replace his father. When Bashar, who was studying medicine in London, became president in 2000, he resorted to violence. In the midst of the Arab Spring in 2011, Assad kidnapped schoolchildren to crush protests. These children were tortured in the notorious secret prison of Damascus. After this, a civil war started against Bashar, which now ended with his overthrow.
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