Syria's Prime Minister removed by rebels as fighters storm presidential palace

Syria's Prime Minister Mohammad Ghazi al-Jalali was forcibly removed from his home by armed rebels, marking a significant shift in power. He is reportedly heading to the rebels' headquarters to facilitate a transition of authority. Rebels have also stormed the presidential palace in Damascus, celebrating the overthrow of President Bashar al-Assad. Footage shows fighters exploring the palace, while locals celebrate in the streets, declaring the city liberated. Assad's current location is unclear, but reports suggest he may have fled to a Russian-operated airbase. This rapid change in control follows a swift offensive by rebels, ending over 50 years of Assad family rule.