Domino effect? Assad's allies stretched thin as Syrian rebels pounce

It took years for Bashar al-Assad’s forces to take back Syria’s second city. It took days for jihadist-led rebels to overrun Aleppo. Why has a conflict that has been effectively frozen for four years suddenly spring back to life? What to make of Hezbollah, pinned down at home by a precarious truce with Israel, saying it won’t be sending help for now.

Dec 3, 2024 - 17:00
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Domino effect? Assad's allies stretched thin as Syrian rebels pounce
It took years for Bashar al-Assad’s forces to take back Syria’s second city. It took days for jihadist-led rebels to overrun Aleppo. Why has a conflict that has been effectively frozen for four years suddenly spring back to life? What to make of Hezbollah, pinned down at home by a precarious truce with Israel, saying it won’t be sending help for now.

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