Syrian journalist in London hopes to return home after Assad regime falls

Rebel groups in Syria have ousted President Bashar Assad after 13 years of civil war. Assad reportedly fled to Moscow as celebrations erupted across Syria, marking the end of the Assad family's 50-year rule. Zouhir Al-Shimale, a Syrian journalist in London, expressed hope to return to Aleppo. He feels joy over the regime's fall but frustration that Assad has not faced justice. Al-Shimale plans a family reunion in Aleppo, where his family still lives. He looks forward to experiencing the city's vibrant life again, free from fear of government repression. Al-Shimale believes there are positive signs for Syria's political future, despite uncertainties.