As we reported earlier this week, the Syrian government and its allies are making good progress in the battle against the rebels in the northern city of Aleppo. The Syrian army and its allies have advanced in the area of the Castello Road, the main supply route to the city, which was seized by the rebels in 2012. The government forces have captured the eastern part of the Castello Road, while the rebels have been pushed out of the western part.
Aleppo is the largest city in Syria’s north and has been the scene of fierce fighting between government forces and the rebels since the start of the Syrian civil war in 2011. The city has been divided into two parts: the government-held east, and the rebel-held west.
The government forces have been trying to recapture the city since the start of the offensive in September, and have been making significant progress. The Syrian army has also been aided by Russian air support, and by the Iranian-backed Lebanese Hezbollah.
The Syrian army has been advancing in the city from the north, while the rebels have been trying to counter-attack from the east. The Syrian army and its allies have also been trying to take control of the Sheikh Najjar Industrial Area, which is located south of Aleppo.
The battle for Aleppo has been the most important military confrontation of the Syrian civil war, and the government forces have been able to recapture most of the city. However, the rebels still control a number of neighborhoods in the city.