The recent offensive led by opposition forces in Syria after capturing parts of Aleppo marks a significant escalation in the longstanding conflict, overshadowing previous attempts at ceasefire.
Human rights violations continue to surge in the wake of escalating violence, with reports indicating over 100 civilian deaths, further exacerbating the humanitarian crisis in the region.
Since the March 2020 ceasefire, this increase in clashes represents the most significant challenge to President Assad’s regime, shifting the dynamic among Syria’s myriad factions.
The landscape of power in Syria is increasingly complex, with various factions such as government forces, Kurdish groups, and Turkish-backed rebels vying for territorial control, complicating prospects for peace.
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