You heard it here first: Bashar Assad might be dead
You heard it here first: Bashar Assad might be dead
Flight path of a plane that took off from Damascus shorty after news broke that Assad left the city towards unknown destination, which might have been Latakia on Syrian coast which is still under SAA control as of now. Terrain in place where flightradar stopped tracking that plane isn't especially suited for emergency landing
Shortly after crash Syrian Army Command informs officers about fall of the regime https://xcancel.com/Alhadath_Brk/status/1865587913817305454#m
update: it's not spoofed transponder data or controlled landing, locals reported plane crash in the area. rumors so far, but dawn will break soon in Syria and we'll know https://xcancel.com/Schizointel/status/1865593800678130081#m
clarification: there's some chance that Assad went out of Damascus before on other, private jet, so it's not sure and it's all conjecture on unproven information
update 2: there's a claim by Russian media that Assad is in Moscow, so he would have to flee on some earlier plane, but no photos as of now. Still, looked mildly credible at the time
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One of the rare cases where I hear of a death and check wikipedia to still see the word "is". I wonder how long confirmation will take.
There may be no changes on the article yet, but there's a lot of ongoing discussion at the Discussion page of the article:
German Wikipedia already has past tense and a small paragraph about Assad leaving the country for an unknown location.
Is it sourced properly? Because killing people on wikipedia without sources isn't helping wikipedia's credibility.
At least the current version of the article uses past tense when referring to his presidency but doesn't claim he's dead.