Is The Syrian Government Of President Bashar al-Assad Losing The Civil War?

Friday 3 April 2015





Reuters: As regional war rages, Syria's Assad faces setbacks



(Reuters) - In the course of a week, several setbacks for President Bashar al-Assad have provided fresh reminders of the strains facing the Syrian army and its allies in the four-year-long struggle for Syria.


In the southwest at the border with Jordan, the capture of a crossing by rebels suggests new resolve among their Arab backers who want to see Assad gone and to check the growth of Iranian influence across the Middle East.


In the northwest, near the border with Turkey, the capture of an entire city by Islamist groups including al Qaeda's Syrian wing has triggered claims in Damascus that Ankara has boosted its support for the insurgency.



More News On The Syrian Civil War



Bruising week for Syria's Assad as troops beaten on multiple fronts by more assertive rebels -- US News and World Report

Syrian regime reels from setbacks as rebels score key wins -- AFP

Assad Finally Losing His Grip on Syria? -- Arutz Sheva

Assad’s army and Iranian, Hizballah allies suffer defeats -- Debka

Assad’s grip on power is loosening -- The National editorial

Syria’s civil war: Assad on the back foot -- The Economist

Syrian rebels capture main border crossing with Jordan -- CBS/AP

Rebels seize Syria-Jordan border as IS storms Damascus -- AFP

Syria: Jordan shuts border after rebels raise Islamist flag at crossing -- IBTimes

Jordan shuts border crossing with Syria after fighting -- Reuters

ISIS Seizes Yarmouk Refugee Camp in Damascus, Syria: Witnesses -- NBC

ISIS Seizes New Territory in Deadly Attacks in Syria -- NYT

Palestinian Fighters Retake Parts of Refugee Camp Seized by ISIS -- Newsweek

Syria now at a 'dangerous tipping point,' UN warns -- FOX News

Cash pledged for Syria at Kuwait summit 'disappointing': aid groups -- Reuters

ISIS sets fire to hundreds of crates of Halal chicken despite thousands of refugees facing starvation in Syria - because it was made in the U.S. -- Daily Mail

Syria says 15,000 antiquities at risk in militia-run Idlib -- Reuters

Syria's lost generation: report counts cost of collapse in education system -- The Guardian

Syria: Creating A Wasteland And Calling It Peace -- Strategy Page

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