War in Syria: The rebels approached the Russian Federation, and Assad suddenly arrived in Moscow

The situation, apparently, became critical because Bashar Assad, which has been President of Syria since 2000, has arrived in the Russian Federation. Russian President Vladimir Putin is currently in Kazakhstan, where the Summit of the CDU takes place. About it reports The Jerusalem Post. It is noteworthy, but official Russian media about the visit of Bashar al -Assad to the Russian Federation is not reported. This became known from the message of Halab Today.

Who is met by Assad until the Russian president and his ally are not known. The opposition regime of Assad groups began early on the morning of November 27 and stated in a series of applications on social networks that they managed to reflect the control of more than 15 villages in the government forces. Opposition fighters stated that their offensive would return thousands of displaced persons who were forced to flee from government bombing in recent weeks.

The offensive followed the weeks of continuous violence in the area, where, according to activists, government and allied, Russian forces increased bombing of the remaining remaining opposition strongholds. It also happens against the backdrop of the Iran groups that have supported the Syrian government forces since 2015, have been engaged in their own struggle at home. Earlier it was noted that Syrian and Russian aircraft bombed the insurgents northwest of Syria on the border with Turkey.

Official Damascus states that "the war against terrorists inspired by" al-Qaeda "and denies that it strikes civilians without a breakdown. The rebels, in particular with the Hayat Tahrir Ash-Sham group, started offensive on the same day in the same day. Aleppo province, controlled by President of Syria Bashar Assad. Syrians who opposed the reign of Assad were forced to leave their homes.

Strokes that have increased in recent weeks of the peaceful population by the Russian and Syrian Air Force in areas in the south of Idlib, as well as to prevent any attacks by the Syrian army, which, according to them, increases the number of troops near the front lines with insurgents. Meanwhile, the Iranian state media reported that the brigade general of the Corps of the Guardians of the Islamic Revolution, Kumars Purhashami, a senior Iranian military advisor in Syria, was killed in Aleppo.

Iran sent thousands of soldiers to Syria during the Syrian War. Although among them were members of the guard, who officially acted as advisers, most were mercenaries from the whole region. Sources in the Turkish security forces reported on November 28 that the insurgents initially launched a limited operation after attacks of Assad troops and then expanded it after government troops left their positions.

Turkish sources reported that the rebel movement remains within the Destcalation zone in Idlib, which was agreed in 2019 by Russia, Iran and Turkey to reduce the fighting between the rebels and government troops. The source at the Turkey Ministry reported that Turkey is watching the events in northern Syria and took precautionary measures to guarantee the safety of Turkish troops that are there.

Social networks report that Syrian rebels are approaching the Russian military base of Faudzh and Aleppo that they managed to seize weapons and ammunition of Russian production: a dozen tanks and BMPs, dozens of anti -tank weapons, two self -propelled rockets, rockets, rockets, landslides. Hail "and more. Also, Nedal Al-Amara journalist posted a video with the Russian military operator of drones. It is reported that the Russian Su-24 fighter was shot down.

The exact number of casualties on both sides is unknown, some sources report 130 dead both among the rebels and the ranks of Assad. Recall that the war in Syria began after President Bashar Assad suppressed anti -government protests in 2011. As a result, more than 500,000 people were killed, millions of people were forced to leave their homes, and the infrastructure and industry of the country were destroyed.