آخر يوم لبشار وماهر الأسد في سوريا
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في هذا الفيديو الوثائقي بأسلوب كرتوني درامي، نروي تفاصيل الساعات الأخيرة للرئيس بشار الأسد وشقيقه ماهر داخل القصر الجمهوري في دمشق، وسط انهيار النظام وتقدّم الأحداث بشكل متسارع.
من كان معهم؟ ماذا قرّروا؟ كيف انتهت الأمور؟ وما هو الدور الإيراني والروسي في اللحظات الحاسمة؟
مشاهد حصرية وتحليل دقيق لما جرى يوم 8 ديسمبر 2024.
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In less than 24 hours, Bashar al-Assad disappeared. The
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palaces became empty, the guards withdrew, and orders
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stopped. Where was he in his last moments? How did he leave
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without even his closest people knowing? Where did
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his brother Maher disappear amidst the collapse? Everything
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collapsed suddenly, but the exit was planned silently. What
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really happened on the last day of the Assad family
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in
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Syria? In the early hours of Sunday,
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December 8, 2024, Bashar al-Assad remained inside the
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Republican Palace in Damascus. Despite the opposition forces approaching
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the capital, he tried to show that he was
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still in control. The night before, he
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held an emergency meeting with about 30 senior
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army and security leaders, reassuring them that Russian support was
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coming and asking them to remain steadfast. In fact, he had
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begun arrangements to leave the country in complete secrecy.
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He told his office manager on Saturday evening that he would return
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home, but he headed to the Russian Hmeimim base. He
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also called his advisor, Buthaina Shaaban, and asked her to
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come to his house to help him write a speech,
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but she arrived and found no one. Nadim Houry,
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Executive Director of the Arab Reform Initiative,
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said that Assad did not even plan the last battle. He did not mobilize his
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forces, leaving his supporters to face their fate alone.
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Meanwhile, Damascus was collapsing, and communications
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were cut off with close figures such as Asma al-Assad
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and some of the guard commanders. Bashar al-Assad began moving from
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Damascus towards the Syrian coast in light of the complete collapse of security
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in the capital. There were many accounts of
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how he moved to the Russian Hmeimim base
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in Latakia. The first account was that he left Damascus in a
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private Russian armored car accompanied by his son. The
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car arrived at his residence and secretly transported him
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to the Syrian coast under heavy guard. It is noteworthy
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that Russian armored vehicles used to travel inside Syria
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carrying the Russian flag, which made them immune to
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targeting or suspicion, which made Assad
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prefer this safe method to avoid attracting
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attention or falling into an ambush. The
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second account states that he left the presidential palace
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to Damascus airport by car via the southern ring road
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towards the airport amid tight security measures. The
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entire road was secured to ensure his
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exit, and the accounts conflicted. Regarding the party
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that provided protection, some sources stated that the
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Fourth Division supervised securing the
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road and the convoy, while other sources indicated
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that Russian forces also participated in the
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protection. Neither account has received
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official confirmation so far. He departed from Damascus airport on an
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Iranian plane that was sent specifically to transport him
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to Latakia. He was
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accompanied on the trip by former Minister
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Mansour Azzam and his two sons, in addition to the brigadier general
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responsible for his personal security, Mohsen Mohammed, without the
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presence of any additional political or military figures,
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confirming the secrecy and
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danger of the mission. Upon his arrival at the Hmeimim base,
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he discovered that the Syrian army had effectively collapsed and that
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Damascus was out of control. At that moment, the
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base itself was being subjected to intense attacks by
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drones, which increased tension within the
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Russian leadership. At approximately the same time,
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Maher al-Assad, Bashar's brother and commander of the Fourth Division, left
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Damascus accompanied by members of the Iranian Revolutionary Guard
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via secret routes to northeastern
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Syria. Later, he took a helicopter to
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Iraq and from there to Russia, despite the
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Iraqi government’s official denial. Maher was not informed in advance of his
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escape plan and left without coordination, which led to a
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leadership vacuum in his actions. As for Ihab and Iyad
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Makhlouf, Assad’s cousins, he tried to escape
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by car to Lebanon, but they were ambushed in which
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Ihab was killed and Iyad was seriously injured. In the
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last days before his escape, Assad desperately sought
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external support. He visited Moscow on
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November 28 after the lightning attack on Aleppo, but he did not receive a
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promise of any military intervention. Nevertheless, he returned and told his
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commanders that Russian support was coming, just to buy
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time. On December 2, he met in Damascus with
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Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araqchi. He
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was exhausted and acknowledged the weakness of his army. Despite the
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difficult situation, he did not request direct military intervention from
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Tehran, fearing that Israel would use it as a
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pretext to strike Iranian targets in Syria or
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even inside Iran. According to three of his aides,
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Assad first tried to seek asylum in the
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United Arab Emirates, but the
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Emirati authorities refused, fearing
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international reactions, especially Because of the American and
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European sanctions imposed on it, although Russia
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refused to intervene militarily to save the regime, it
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decided at the crucial moment not to let Bashar al-
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Assad fall into the hands of the rebels.
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Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov led
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secret diplomatic efforts in coordination with Turkey and Qatar to
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secure a safe passage for Assad through the areas under the
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control of Hayat Tahrir al-Sham (
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HTS). Despite the official denial from Ankara and
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Doha of any contact with the group,
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understandings were reached on the ground and facilitated the exit. At the
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same time, Moscow coordinated with neighboring countries
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to ensure that Russian military aircraft would not be intercepted
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as they left
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Syrian airspace and to prevent any attempt at targeting or interception.
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These arrangements were taking place in absolute secrecy, while
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Damascus had become almost devoid of decision-making and
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control. On the evening of Sunday, December 8,
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Assad’s military plane took off from the
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Hmeimim base, heading to Moscow. This was after the
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official announcement of the fall of the regime. His wife, Asma al-Assad,
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and his children had preceded him to the Russian capital through
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secret arrangements made during the previous days in
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Damascus. The
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rebels began entering Assad’s
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presidential residence, and video clips appeared showing Food on the
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stove and family photo albums remained in
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place, a scene that suggests a sudden and unprepared escape.
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In his last phone call on Saturday evening with
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his Prime Minister, Mohammad Jalali, at
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10:30 pm, Assad told him in response to his
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warnings about the deteriorating situation, “We will see him tomorrow.”
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Those were his last recorded words before he disappeared from
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sight forever. On Sunday night,
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Bashar al-Assad’s plane arrived in Moscow, and in an official statement,
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Russia announced that it had granted him political asylum. In a later statement,
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Assad denied that he had fled the country and said that he was
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prepared to fight to the end, but reality said
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otherwise.
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In one night, a ruling system that had lasted
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more than half a century collapsed. Bashar al-Assad left quietly through the
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back door of history without being confronted, without
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explaining, and without saying goodbye. As for his brother Maher, the
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back roads swallowed him up, and the news carried him
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between Baghdad and Moscow. Since December 8, 2024,
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Syria is no longer what it was. The palaces held firm. The ceremonies were
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interrupted, and the people woke up to a reality without Assad.
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The story has ended, but the questions remain
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open: Who knew, who helped, who stayed, and to what end?
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Where is Syria heading after the departure of the family that
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ruled it with fire and iron?