This podcast explores the rapidly changing landscape in Syria, where rebel forces are advancing on Damascus from several directions. The Syrian army, weakened and seemingly lacking motivation, is struggling to protect the capital, while its allies, Russia and Iran, seem less inclined or capable of providing substantial support. The recent fall of Homs, a key city, has further weakened Assad's position, creating widespread fear and uncertainty among the residents of Damascus. Although discussions about a possible power-sharing agreement are taking place, the reality on the ground indicates that Assad's hold on power is in serious jeopardy.
