The fall of Aleppo to rebel forces has dramatically shifted the dynamics of the Syrian conflict, with increased hopes for a unified opposition leading to greater territorial gains ahead.
Despite President Assad's claims of impending victory, many analysts argue the fall of Aleppo indicates a tipping point that could lead to more widespread territorial control by opposition fighters.
International actors are reevaluating their strategies as rebel forces gain momentum; it remains to be seen how foreign powers will respond to this changing landscape in Syria.
The development in Aleppo raises critical questions about the future governance and stability of Syria, and whether the opposition can capitalize on this momentum to pursue political solutions.
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