Syria dreamed of a new dawn after Assad, but economic misery clouds its future
- The increases triggered demonstrations across Syria is the most widespread since Assad's fall.
- Protesters burned tyres, blocked key roads, including the highway linking Damascus to Aleppo, and disrupted crude tanker convoys heading towards refineries in central Syria.
- Nearly two years after Bashar al-Assad was ousted, Syrians who had hoped for a better life under President Ahmed al-Sharaa are still struggling to afford basic necessities.
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- The increases triggered demonstrations across Syria is the most widespread since Assad's fall.
- Protesters burned tyres, blocked key roads, including the highway linking Damascus to Aleppo, and disrupted crude tanker convoys heading towards refineries in central Syria.
- Nearly two years after Bashar al-Assad was ousted, Syrians who had hoped for a better life under President Ahmed al-Sharaa are still struggling to afford basic necessities.
Sources: Times of India