By spreading his forces thinly across Syria, President Bashar al-Assad has drastically reduced his capacity to win decisive battles, and he is now being forced to evacuate wide areas of the country to concentrate his army around Damascus and the Alawite enclave in the northwest.
Al dispersar sus fuerzas de manera inconsistente por toda Siria, el presidente Bashar al-Assad redujo drásticamente su capacidad para ganar batallas decisivas, y ahora se ve obligado a evacuar grandes zonas del país para concentrar su ejército alrededor de Damasco y el enclave Alawi en el noroeste.