Amid a sweeping rebel offensive, Syrian President Bashar al-Assad’s whereabouts are unknown, with unverified reports suggesting he fled Damascus. Rebels have seized key cities, leaving Assad’s regime clinging to a few strongholds. Even allies like Hezbollah and Iran are reportedly reducing their support, as the conflict intensifies and Assad’s grip on power weakens.
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