
So here is the End of Asad Rule in Syria | How World Reacts !
So here is the End of Asad Rule in Syria | How World Reacts !
Syrian Rebels emerge victorious after seizing the control of Damascus, and announced the end of President Bashar Al Asad’s rule in Syria. As Syrians stroll through Al-Rawda Presidential Palace, of President Asad, and seized the furnitures, ornaments, cupboards were ransacked also, items were taken. So, it became the moment of Asad’s rule in Syria, after a period of 13 years, when the Middle East was burning, in turmoil.
Syrian rebels takes the control of Damascus, which forces Asad to flee from Syria. So far, Asad has not come into public, since a week as media reports says, he flew to unknown destination.
How World Reacted to End of Asad’s Rule of Syria
White House in a media states that Biden and his team add closely monitoring the situation in Syria, and in constant touch with partners of the regions, whereas Elected President of America, Donald Trump posted, Asad is gone, he left his country, as Russia, Russia, Russia wishes, no more to protect him.
Also Read: Syrian rebels claims to seize Daraa, threatens Assad’s rule
Earlier, Donald Trump Stated, The United States Should Have Nothing To Do With It. This Is Not Our Fight. Let It Play Out. Do Not Get Involved.”
Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan during a less conferences says, the people of Syria will shape the future of syria. Turkey calls on all actors to be watchful, and not allow anyone to take advantages. As Syrians had reached on its stage, now stability and safety must be aim, now.
Italian Foreign Minister Antonio Tajani States on X as below:
“I am following with concerned attention the evolution of the situation in Syria. I am in constant contact with our embassy in Damascus and with the office of the Prime Minister. I have called an emergency meeting at 10:30 at the Foreign Ministry”, Tajani said on X.
Tom Fletcher United Station Under Secretary General for Humanitarian Affairs and Emergency Relief Coordinator UNOCHA, calls on all parties to ensure, that civilians are protected, can move freely.
“I am in close contact with our brilliant humanitarian teams in Syria and across region to ensure: they have support they need; we coordinate vigorously and communicate openly; we anticipate needs. We’ll also convene key partners in advance of my imminent visit to region.
Carefully monitoring the fast-moving situation in Syria with concern.
Our core teams remain on the ground to deliver assistance. All sides must ensure civilians are protected, can move freely, & access is facilitated to those in need of humanitarian support, wherever they are.”
He addressed all to Facilitate humanitarian operations, upholds obligations to protect civilians and Protect civilian infrastructure – including schools, hospitals.
However, Asians leaders have not expressed their opinions on the Syrian condition till the compilation of date.
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