In a stunning political earthquake 🌍💥, Russia announced Sunday that Syrian President Bashar al-Assad has left office and departed the country, ordering a peaceful transfer of power. The Russian Foreign Ministry confirmed his resignation but emphasized they were not involved in negotiations surrounding his exit.
'We urge all sides to reject violence,' read Moscow’s official statement, revealing their military bases in Syria are now on high alert. While details remain scarce—including Assad’s current whereabouts—the Kremlin claims it’s actively engaging with Syrian opposition groups to stabilize the region.
This development comes after years of devastating conflict in Syria, sparking global whispers of major shifts in Middle Eastern geopolitics. Could this mark the beginning of a new era, or will the power vacuum deepen tensions? 🤔 Analysts are already scrambling to decode what this means for regional alliances and humanitarian efforts.
