Is Assad's Regime on the Brink Amidst Financial Strain and Insurgency?

Syrian President Bashar Assad faces a renewed insurgency as rebels capture key cities, including Aleppo, and advance towards Damascus. With Russia preoccupied by its war in Ukraine and Hezbollah weakened, Assad finds himself isolated. The insurgency, fueled by geopolitical shifts and Syria's economic collapse, has led to defections within Assad's forces. Analysts suggest Assad's regime is more vulnerable than ever, as international dynamics and internal strife threaten his 24-year rule.