Assad Seeks Asylum in Russia as Rebels Seize Damascus

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Rebel forces have taken control of Syria, leading to the ousting of President Bashar Assad, who is now being offered asylum in Russia by President Vladimir Putin. The situation has raised concerns about potential terrorist threats, with the U.S. emphasizing the need to prevent a resurgence of ISIS. Meanwhile, Israel has conducted strikes on Syrian chemical weapons sites to prevent them from falling into extremist hands, and tensions remain high in the region. The family of missing journalist Austin Tice is hopeful for his return amid these developments.
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- Live updates: Assad flees to Moscow as Syria rebels capture Damascus CNN
- Rebels take over Syria as long-time President Bashar Assad flees country | The Excerpt USA TODAY
- Assad arrives in Moscow, is granted asylum by Russia Fox News
- How Syria’s Rebels Took Damascus, Captured on Video The New York Times
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