The recent surprise operation by Syrian opposition fighters, particularly the Hayat Tahrir al-Sham group, marks a significant shift in control as they successfully pushed government forces out of Aleppo, capturing the city for the first time in eight years. This development not only highlights the ongoing complexities of the Syrian conflict but also illustrates the changing dynamics and power balances among various factions vying for influence in the region.
Saba Al-Kasim's analysis presents a detailed breakdown of the Syrian opposition, emphasizing the role of Hayat Tahrir al-Sham amidst a landscape reshaped by shifting allegiances and rivalries. While HTS has gained control of Aleppo, the article raises questions about the future stability of such a stronghold, given the presence of other armed groups that also seek to assert dominance and influence over post-conflict Syria.
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