Rebels in Syria attacked the capital Damascus, may be arrested soon, President Bashar al-Assad is not found Trending Global News

Damascus: Syria may soon see a big change. In Syria, rebels captured the key city of Homs on Saturday. This is a big blow for President Bashar al-Assad. Now the rebels are entering the capital Damascus. According to a CNN report, it appears that rebel forces have entered Damascus. “I have seen rebel fighters moving towards the interior of Berjaya,” said a resident. We can hear the sounds of clashes. Electricity is out, internet is very weak. People are confined in their homes. A source said that Damascus is now under the control of the rebels. According to reports, intelligence units entered Damascus at night in search of President Bashar al-Assad. But were unable to find them. According to reports, special forces of the rebels entered Damascus. They hold important positions at strategic locations. The rebels say they are in contact with senior figures in the Assad regime, who are considering meeting with the rebels themselves.

Captured four cities in one day.

Syria’s main rebel group has captured four cities in a single day. Lieutenant Colonel Hassan Abdul Ghani said that within 24 hours we have liberated the four Syrian cities of Daraa, Quneitra, Sweida and Homs. Our campaign to liberate the entire countryside of Damascus continues. Now our main target is the capital Damascus. On Friday, a new rebel group launched a new attack on southern Daraa province.

What will America do?

After the withdrawal of the insurgents, there is a threat that the Islamic State of Iraq and Syria (ISIS) may re-emerge. American national security adviser Jack Sullivan said, ‘The United States will not jump into the ongoing civil war in Syria. But will do everything to prevent ISIS from resurfacing. He further said that his focus will be on the security of America and its interests.