Assad urgently flies to Moscow due to the success of the rebels in the Aleppo region, the media say.

In Syria, rebels have launched an offensive against government forces for the first time in five years. This offensive began in Aleppo, where most of the rebels are Islamists. Government troops and mercenaries from the Russian Federation do not resist the rebels. Bashar al-Assad, seeing the defeat of his army, urgently flew to Moscow for help from Putin, as reported by the Halab Today resource.

Rebels have launched an offensive against cities and towns in northeastern Aleppo. For the first time in five years, they were able to achieve some success. Media reports that the rebels have advanced 10 km in the Aleppo area, as well as in the Zahra and Nubla areas, where the Lebanese Hezbollah has a presence.

Information from the source shows that it is unknown who from the Kremlin Assad will meet with, since Putin went to Astana for the CSTO summit. Military experts attribute the success of the rebels in Syria to two factors: Israeli successes against Hezbollah and the withdrawal of Russian soldiers and military equipment from Syria to wage war against Ukraine.

The rebels share their successes, captured weapons and military equipment online, tearing down Russian and Syrian symbols. Earlier it was reported that the Syrian government army was retreating from Aleppo in panic. Syrian rebels show off their trophies, including portraits of Putin.

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