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The Syrian Civil War reignited over the weekend with rebel forces capturing the major

city of Aleppo, threatening to bring the Bashar al-Assad regime to the brink.

After four years of relative peace, dormant front lines have been jolted back into conflict.

But why?

What precisely is happening in Syria?

And how does it relate to the wider conflicts in the Middle East and abroad?

I'm Dr. Steve Turley, your Patriot Professor, and we're going to learn exactly what's happening, who are the major players, and what

they expect to gain from reigniting this conflict. So make sure to like, comment and subscribe,

and let's dive right in. Over the weekend, Rebel Group seized control of the Syrian city of

Aleppo, one of the largest cities in the country.

The three-day blitzkrieg offensive was launched by a new Islamist militant group called HTS,

which was formed by groups with ties to both ISIS and al-Qaeda.

HTS is made up of about 30,000 fighters from different Islamic military groups and factions who have banded together in their attempt to take over Syria and dethrone President Bashar al-Assad.

It appears to have been a surprise attack and, in effect, broke the stalemate that for the last

four years had effectively stopped the fighting in a decade-long

civil war that's claimed the lives of hundreds of thousands of Syrians.

Now, we can think of HTS as the tip of the spear, as it were, of the organized rebel faction

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