The offensive achieved significant gains, including capturing vital territories near Damascus and securing arms depots. Analysts attribute the success to effective intelligence gathering and a weakened regime, struggling with internal dissent and resource depletion.
However, the offensive has intensified humanitarian concerns, displacing thousands and escalating violence. Regional powers are closely monitoring the developments, as Iran and Russia, Assad's allies, face mounting pressure to intervene.
While the offensive showcases the opposition’s resilience, questions remain about their ability to sustain momentum and consolidate control in a fractured political landscape. This development could reshape Syria's future trajectory.
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