Syria's rebels had strengths, but it was his regime's weakness that undid Assad | Jason Burke
Briefly

As one veteran analyst remarked, the once formidable forces loyal to Assad have simply vanished without a trace, leaving the palace open and undefended.
The rebel coalition, particularly Hayat Tahrir al-Sham, meticulously planned their offensive over the past year, including establishing a military college to enhance their strategic capabilities.
The use of drones to destroy government vehicles at minimal cost marked a significant evolution in the rebels' tactics, allowing them to leverage new technology effectively.
Shock troops known as the red brigades, featuring highly experienced and ideological fighters, played a crucial role in executing sabotage missions against regime officials in Aleppo.
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