Syrian Coalition: FSA’s Gains in Quneitra and Western Ghouta is the Beginning of the Assad’s Regime End

Khalid Saleh, head of the Media Office, said that the progress being made by the Free Syrian Army in the province of Quneitra and the capture of the towns of Rwadi and Hamediya represents a turning point in the course of the Syrian Revolution. The liberation of this strategic province, which links West Ghouta in rural Damascus with Dara’a province, will bring the Free Syrian Army closer to the doorsteps of Damascus, the stronghold of Assad’s elite security apparatuses. Moreover, the FSA’s progress in Quneitra province represents a painful blow to Assad’s thugs and the terrorist foreign militias fighting alongside his forces in West Ghouta. Mohammed Qaddah, vice president of the Syrian Coalition, said that the linkup achieved by rebels in Western Ghouta near Damascus with their comrades in rural Dara’a is an important milestone in the process of organizing the military effort in the areas surrounding the capital, Damascus, the stronghold of the Assad regime. This big achievement will no doubt represent a major blow to regime forces and the sectarian militias fighting alongside them in that area.” Qaddah points out that this strategic victory will allow supplying the Free Syrian Army in Western Ghouta with the much needed weapons and men to push on the heart of Damascus. The FSA’s breaking of the barrier of geography in the periphery of Damascus is a huge leap towards organizing the military effort in the areas that are considered the strongholds of Assad’s most loyal security forces.” (Source: Syrian Coalition)