Syrian Civil War

Definition

The Syrian Civil War refers to an ongoing armed conflict that began in 2011 between various factions within Syria. It involves the government forces led by President Bashar al-Assad, rebel groups, terrorist organizations, and international actors. The war has resulted in massive destruction, loss of life, and forced displacement of millions of Syrians.

Related terms

Conflict Resolution: The process of peacefully addressing and resolving disputes or disagreements between conflicting parties.

Humanitarian Crisis: A situation where there is a severe threat to human well-being and basic needs such as food, shelter, healthcare, caused by factors like conflict or natural disasters.

Proxy War: A conflict where two opposing sides are supported by different external powers who use them as proxies for their own interests.