Syria: Anti-Assad forces enter Aleppo 3 days into surprise offensive
Rebels led by the Islamist militant group Hayat Tahrir al-Sham launched an incursion on Wednesday into a dozen towns and villages in the northwestern province of Aleppo, which is controlled by Syrian President Bashar al-Assad's government. On Friday they made significant inroads into Syria's second city, including reaching the central square.
Insurgents' attack on Assad-controlled Aleppo revives Syrian war after five-year truce
As arms have been temporarily laid down in south Lebanon, the Turkish-supported Syrian Salvation Government forces attacked the historic city held by al-Assad's army, reawakening the war in the Middle Eastern country.
In 2015, Russia waged its largest military campaign outside its borders since the Cold War, launching a sweeping air war to ...
ALBAWABA - Friday marked a major push into Aleppo by the Syrian armed opposition, which captured the Military College and ...
Sham, launched a massive attack on Wednesday from Idlib. The death toll now stands at 242 dead, including many civilians. For ...
The fighting is a significant escalation since rebels launched a surprise offensive earlier this week, seizing towns and ...
Thousands of Syrian insurgents have pushed on with their advances on government-held areas in the country's northwest.
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