In a pivotal moment for the Syrian conflict, rebel commander Hassan Abdul Ghany has declared the “full liberation” of Homs, a city historically regarded as the “capital of the revolution.” This strategic and symbolic victory underscores the opposition forces' resilience against President Bashar al-Assad's regime. Homs, centrally located in Syria, has endured years of fierce battles, relentless sieges, and widespread devastation. Thousands of civilians have been displaced, and much of the city’s infrastructure lies in ruins. Despite these challenges, this victory boosts the morale of rebel for

In a pivotal moment for the Syrian conflict, rebel commander Hassan Abdul Ghany has declared the “full liberation” of Homs, a city historically regarded as the “capital of the revolution.” This strategic and symbolic victory underscores the opposition forces' resilience against President Bashar al-Assad's regime. Homs, centrally located in Syria, has endured years of fierce battles, relentless sieges, and widespread devastation. Thousands of civilians have been displaced, and much of the city’s infrastructure lies in ruins. Despite these challenges, this victory boosts the morale of rebel forces and highlights the city's critical role in the broader struggle for Syria’s future. Humanitarian organizations are now calling for immediate access to deliver essential aid to affected populations. Analysts believe the liberation of Homs could reshape the conflict’s trajectory, influencing future peace talks and prompting intensified responses from government forces. Rebel leaders remain determined, with Abdul Ghany affirming, “This is only the beginning.”

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