Syria's Ongoing Conflict Dynamics

Recent developments in Aleppo highlight a significant shift in the Syrian conflict as rebel groups have reclaimed control of the city, a stronghold previously held by government forces. The Islamist group Hayat Tahrir al-Sham has led this resurgence, capitalizing on a moment of distraction for the Syrian regime, which relies heavily on external support from Russia and Iran. This situation underscores the complex landscape in Syria where various factions vie for control amid humanitarian crises and limited international attention. The strategic moves by these groups may indicate a longer-term shift in power, though lasting unity and governance remain questionable.