End of an Era for Syrian Regime

The recent ousting of Bashar al-Assad marks a significant turning point in Syria's long and tumultuous history, ending a regime that has lasted for over 50 years. The abrupt shift followed years of civil war, which resulted in immense human suffering, including the loss of over 500,000 lives and the displacement of more than 5 million refugees. Celebrations erupted among Syrians who, after 13 years of conflict, expressed a mix of disbelief and joy at the regime's collapse, reflecting on the personal toll the war has taken. However, while the dictatorship has fallen, the future remains uncertain as various factions vie for power and establish control over the war-torn nation.