Where is the end of civil war in Syria?

Political crisis and humanitarian disasters in the world are now going on in Syria Daily news of casualties of leaflets, TV screens or women and children, including civilian casualties are seen in social media. The country has been destroyed in a kind.
This war, witnessing the tragic events of the country's foreign military intervention, began in the peaceful protest against President Bashar al-Assad, and began to wreak havoc.
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Syrian civil war has been in the eighth year of the full seven years. More than 600,000 people have died in this seven-year complex war, and more than 10 lakh wounded. One-third of the victims are civilians. Most of the victims are women and children. Homelessness is 1.2 billion people, which is half of the total population of the country.
The civil war that started after the protests started against President Assad in 2011 is now being integrated into complex equations due to the involvement of many parties. Especially in this war, the West is not getting success in the world.
The allegations are that Saudi Arabia and Qatar are carrying most of the money in the war imposed on Syria. Turkey and Jordan are responsible for training and rehabilitation of rebels in their country. The West is giving arms and training. That's the real picture of the war in Syria.
In Turkey, Turkey is fighting against Kurdish fighters in northern Syria
On the other hand, the army is fighting against rebels in East Ghouta beside the capital Damascus
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In this, thousands of civilians are being sacrificed in two areas every day. And in this situation, on March 15th, the country was hit by a 'wrecked civil war'. It is believed that Assad will be the last to win this civil war; But what will be in his hand? It is said that a country is in a tragedy.
Let's turn back a bit, dreaming of a tyrannical rule began in March 2011 in the entire Arabian lands 'Arab Spring'. Long-term dictatorship ended in Tunisia and Egypt as a result of Arab Spring. The Syrian Democracy activists say that in chest.
On March 15 of the same year, the liberation of youths in Syria started a movement against Bashar al-Assad's government in Syria. The government, after condemning the armed rebels, tried to suppress protests and demonstrations in the capital Damascus and the southern city of Dara. But the protest continued.
Then in July, army officer Colonel Riyadh al-Assad, who resigned from Assad's army, formed the Turkish Free Syrian Army (FSA), a rebel-based rebel. Within a few months the rebels took control of several important cities, including Aleppo and Homes.
In a few months' efforts, the government forces recovered the cities in March 2012. The rebels started fighting in Damascus in the capital in July. But they failed. Since 2013, government forces started air strikes in rebel-regulated areas.
One year after the rise of Syria and Iraq, the militant IS IS. They have declared a separate state by occupying a vast territory of the two countries. The International Alliance has started bombing in IS areas since 2014. Later, Israel launched a bomb attack targeting the fighters of Hezbollah and Assad.
By 2015, the rebels almost overthrew the Syrian government. But suddenly that year Russia took part in the war for Bashar. This is the first foreign intervention in Syria war. The background changed. Hezbollah from Iran, Iraq and Lebanon started to support Asad In contrast, Turkey, Qatar and Saudi Arabia support the rebels.
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And since then, Syria has virtually become a proxy war zone. Turkey begins its operations against IS in 2016. The United States started fighting against the organization by utilizing Kurdish armed groups. United States begins to give weapons to the anti-Assad
Peace talks with Syrian government forces and opponents for some time and for a ceasefire In June 2012, in Geneva, Switzerland, the United Nations was assisted by the first two parties. Then, in 2017, the government and the opposition tried to negotiate. But it did not bring any benefits.
In May 2017, Turkey, Iran and Russia sat in the capital of Kazakhstan's capital city. There were calls to declare four areas free of war in Syria. In those areas, the bans of Russia and Syria have been called for sanctions to fly.
In January this year, Russia's Sochi city called for a discussion on the future of Syria. But the Assad opposites rejected the meeting.