Syrian government forces occupy cradle of rebel revolution

[아시아경제 나주석 기자] Syrian troops took in the Dara region, which was called the cradle of the Syrian revolution, on 12 (local time) in the south of the Syrian army.

Syrian state television reported that Syrian national television had a Syrian flag in the center of Dhara, and Syrian public television reported that the Syrian state … It was broadcast in Direct on the way he was hanging and people are clapping. It is a symbolic measure to inform the inside and outside of the world that Dara has total control. The Dara region in southwestern Syria is one of the first uprisings against President Assad in 2011.

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The region has been heavily attacked by Syrian troops in recent weeks with Russian bombers. As Dara pbaded into the hands of government forces, anti-government forces remained in the northwestern areas of Rib and Dhara and surrounding areas.

Anti-government forces, which took control of the Dara region, were besieged by the surrounding area and more than 2,000 soldiers were involved in the attack.

The fall of the Syrian army is more than an army of anti-government forces. The Dhara region, which faces the Golan area occupied by Jordan and Iran, has served as a base for Western support to the rebels. In the first place, this region was defined as a "relaxation zone" between the United States, Jordan and Russia last year, which does not increase the level of military conflict in the region . However, Russia and other countries have begun military action, saying that the Syrian opposition forces have destroyed the agreement. Since then, Syrian and Russian forces have attacked and bombed the area, as any other region. Considering that these rebels in the northwestern part of Syria are, in fact, under the protection of Turkey, Syria's independent base of anti-government forces is Guanajuato

On the other hand, Israel , who attacked Syria, said it was not a problem with government troops, only Iran, which is in Syria, is a problem with the Syrian civil war. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu says that he has no problem with President Al-Aqsa's ad: "The key to the problem is to drive Iran out of Syrian territory."

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