(Baonghean.vn) - In November 2012, Syria plunged into war between the army of President Bashar al-Assad's government and extremist Islamic organizations, including international terrorist organizations such as Jabhat Al-Nusra (Al Qaeda Syria) and the self-proclaimed Islamic State (ISIS).
Fierce fighting quickly spread to Aleppo because of its strategic political and economic location and population. The war left the city, once recognized by UNESCO as a world cultural heritage site for its ancient beauty and long-standing architecture, devastated by bombs and homemade missiles.
Let's follow the severe consequences that Aleppo city residents have to bear through the photo series below.
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| Aleppo, Syria before and after the war. |
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| The ancient al-Shounah market in the Old City (Aleppo) before and after the conflicts. |
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| A building before and after the civil war. |
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| The Umayyad Mosque was severely damaged on December 15, 2013. |
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| Everything ancient and precious here was destroyed, leaving only ruins and ruins. |
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| People next to war-torn houses in the Old City (Aleppo) on May 5, 2016. |
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| The historic Hamam El Nahasin bathhouse in the Old City (Aleppo) was severely damaged. |
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| The ancient tower area of Aleppo collapsed. |
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| The heritage of the city of Aleppo was completely destroyed. |
Peace
(According to boredpanda.com)
.jpg "Tổng thống lâm thời Syria và sự đảo chiều thái độ với Iran")
