The situation in Syria has escalated dramatically as Syrian rebels entered Damascus on Sunday, forcing President Bashar al-Assad to flee, ending over two decades of rule. Russia has granted asylum to Assad and his family, confirmed by Kremlin sources, citing humanitarian reasons.The rebels announced that they had entered Damascus and taken control of the Saydnaya Military Prison, a notorious site north of the capital. They declared the city liberated from Bashar al-Assad’s rule, sharing a message on Telegram that called for a new, free Syria, inviting displaced Syrians around the world to return.On December 6, the Indian government had issued a travel advisory urging nationals to avoid Syria due to the rapidly deteriorating security situation. The Ministry of External Affairs recommended Indian citizens in Syria to contact the Indian Embassy in Damascus for updates, using the emergency helpline and email. (ID hoc.damascus@mea.gov.in) Those able to leave were advised to do so on the earliest available commercial flights, while others were urged to take extreme care and limit their movements. The advisory also emphasized the importance of staying informed and prioritizing safety.
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