Bachar el Asad
Bachar el Asad is the President of Syria, having held the position since July 2000 following the death of his father, Hafez al-Assad. He is a controversial figure, especially due to his role in the Syrian Civil War, which began in 2011, leading to widespread conflict and humanitarian crises. Asad's government has been accused of numerous human rights violations, including the use of chemical weapons against civilians. Despite international condemnation, he has maintained power with the support of allies such as Russia and Iran, and he continues to navigate the complex political landscape of the Middle East.
Born on Sep 11, 1965 (60 years old)
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Bachar el Asad is the dictator who fled to Moscow after the fall of Damascus.
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Bachar el Asad is a former Syrian dictator who is now living in exile in Moscow.
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Bachar el Asad is referred to as the dictator who fled to Russia after being overthrown.
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Bachar el Asad is the former president of Syria who was overthrown after years of a repressive regime.
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Bachar El Asad's regime fell a year ago, leading to increased tensions in the region.
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Bachar el Asad is the former president of Syria who was overthrown in December.
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Bachar el Asad's regime is mentioned in relation to Iran's geopolitical challenges.
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Bachar el Asad is the president of Syria, associated with the regime responsible for the torture in Saidnaya.
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Bachar el Asad is the former President of Syria whose regime was overthrown, leading to the current situation in the country.
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Bachar el Asad's regime in Syria collapsed under the pressure of a coalition of groups.
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