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8 Dec 2024
#politics
Le Monde: War monitor says Syria's President Assad has fled the country after rebels enter capital
Syrian opposition forces have made significant advances, reportedly entering Damascus for the first time since 2018. This comes after the fall of key cities like Homs and Aleppo, raising concerns for President Bashar Assad's regime. Reports suggest he may have fled the country, though the government denies this.
The situation is rapidly evolving, with the UN calling for urgent talks to facilitate a political transition. As opposition forces encircle Damascus, civilians are fleeing and stockpiling supplies amid fears of escalating violence. The international community is discussing potential solutions to the ongoing crisis.
#society
GB News: Storm Darragh: Watch crazy moment GB News viewer in Guernsey looks set to take off as 75mph winds batter Channel Islands
Storm Darragh has caused significant disruption across parts of Britain, particularly in Guernsey, where winds reached 75 mph. A GB News viewer reported severe conditions, warning of travel chaos as flights and trains were canceled, and emergency alerts advised people to stay indoors.
The storm has left around 86,000 homes without power and resulted in a rare red weather warning for parts of Wales and southwest England. Major transport routes are affected, including the closure of key bridges, and a man tragically died when a tree fell on his van.
#foreignaffairs
Times Of Israel: Syrian rebels take Homs, advance into Damascus as Hezbollah ousted from key border city
Rebel forces in Syria have made significant advances, capturing the city of Homs and reaching the outskirts of the capital, Damascus. This rapid offensive has forced government troops and Hezbollah fighters into retreat, raising concerns about President Bashar al-Assad's grip on power.
The loss of Homs, a strategic city, is seen as a potential turning point in the conflict, with residents celebrating the insurgents' victory. The situation is evolving rapidly, prompting calls for urgent political talks to address the ongoing crisis.