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it is 100% civil war the governmental Syrian troops are attacking the revolution area, the residents in this way are defending themselves.
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What is the short history of conflict in the middle east?
There are numerous conflicts in the Middle East. All of them started at different times for different reasons. Sometimes it is clear who fired the first shot; other times both sides vehemently claim that the other side shot first. If by "the Middle East Conflict" you are referring to the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict, the Iran-Iraq Conflict, the Turko-Cypriot Conflict, the Kurdish Conflicts, the Yemeni Civil Wars, the Syrian Civil War, etc. please resubmit your question or choose one of the Related Questions below.
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What is natural conflict?
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When did the ancient gladiator Flamma died?
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This is something that the Syrian People will have to determine. It could be that a concession is made to the Alawites to have control of the seaside territories where they are the majority and Assad is allowed to be their leader, but far more likely is that he will be tried by Syrian Opposition for crimes against the Syrian people.However, all of this is just speculation. There is very little reason to believe (at this point) that Assad will be defeated by the Syrian Opposition.
