Syria Conflict

The Syria conflict began in 2011 when protests against President Bashar al-Assad's government turned into a complex civil war. Multiple groups, including the government, opposition factions, and extremist organizations, vied for control, while foreign countries like Russia, Iran, the US, and Turkey intervened to support different sides. The war has caused widespread destruction, displacing millions of Syrians and creating a severe humanitarian crisis. Factors such as political repression, economic struggles, and ethnic tensions contributed to the unrest. Despite ongoing efforts, the conflict remains unresolved, with parts of the country still affected by violence and instability.