Aleppo Massacres..."Victories" of Assad's Regime over Civilians
There seems to be a logical sequence of the criminal approach followed by Assad's regime forces and its allies every time they are in trouble. Whenever the Syrian regime loses a strategic area on the ground, it immediately and promptly hastens to recharge the morals of its supports, especially when the news of these losses circulates on the media. It also strives to send messages to its international allies to assure them it still has the lead on the ground. This behavior (reaction) is usually implemented by targeting civilian areas by weapons the Syrian regime forces excel such as air force and long-range missiles. it goes without saying that such criminal attacks will be preceded by flimsy excuses (by the regime and its allies) to justify this criminal escalation in front of its supporters and the world public opinion.
In the past two days, Assad's forces carried on what may be called a "descriptive case" for this repeated approach. For after their disgraceful loss in Idlib and Bosra Sham, they, expectedly, attacked civilians in many areas, at the top of which was Aleppo. First, the regime deliberately shelled areas and neighborhoods under its control with rockets, which led to the fall of many civilian martyrs wounded in an attempt to point the accusing finger at the rebels (terrorists as described by its media). Then, it employed its mainstream media to shed light on this terrorist
There seems to be a logical sequence of the criminal approach followed by Assad's regime forces and its allies every time they are in trouble. Whenever the Syrian regime loses a strategic area on the ground, it immediately and promptly hastens to recharge the morals of its supports, especially when the news of these losses circulates on the media. It also strives to send messages to its international allies to assure them it still has the lead on the ground. This behavior (reaction) is usually implemented by targeting civilian areas by weapons the Syrian regime forces excel such as air force and long-range missiles. it goes without saying that such criminal attacks will be preceded by flimsy excuses (by the regime and its allies) to justify this criminal escalation in front of its supporters and the world public opinion.
In the past two days, Assad's forces carried on what may be called a "descriptive case" for this repeated approach. For after their disgraceful loss in Idlib and Bosra Sham, they, expectedly, attacked civilians in many areas, at the top of which was Aleppo. First, the regime deliberately shelled areas and neighborhoods under its control with rockets, which led to the fall of many civilian martyrs wounded in an attempt to point the accusing finger at the rebels (terrorists as described by its media). Then, it employed its mainstream media to shed light on this terrorist