Syrians everywhere celebrate the fall of Bashar al-Assad’s regime

In Damascus, Syria, a group of Syrians gathered around the head of a vandalized statue of Bashar al-Assad’s father, Hafez al-Assad, who recently fled the country when rebels took control.

Syrian refugees living in Milan, Italy, gathered in Piazza Duomo to celebrate this historic moment for Syria.

On December 8, Syrians gathered in Utrecht, the Netherlands, to celebrate the fall of the Assad regime.

Syrians living in New York, USA, gathered in Washington Square Park to celebrate the liberation of their country by rebel forces.

Syrians who fled the country because of the civil war flock to the Masnaa border crossing between Lebanon and Syria to return home after the collapse of Bashar al-Assad’s regime.

Syrian refugees living in the Domiz camp in Duhok, Iraq, gathered to celebrate the fall of Assad.

On December 8, Syrian refugees gathered in Berlin, Germany, a country that has welcomed hundreds of thousands of Syrians since the start of the civil war. Some waved flags, while one participant dressed up as Santa Claus, to celebrate the fall of the Assad regime in Syria.

Syrian refugees living in Paris, France, gathered in the Place de la République on Sunday to celebrate the collapse of 61 years of Baath Party rule.

Syrians living in Tripoli, Libya, gathered with the Syrian opposition’s “flag of revolution”.

Syrian refugees living in Austria gathered in Vienna, in front of the Austrian Parliament, to celebrate the fall of the Assad regime’s control in Syria.

Syrian refugees living in London, United Kingdom, gathered in Trafalgar Square to celebrate.

Syrians are seen in the streets of Ankara, Turkey, celebrating the fall of Bashar al-Assad.

Many Syrian refugees and residents of Helsinki, Finland, gathered near the central train station to celebrate the fall of the Assad regime.

Residents of Hama take to the streets to show their support for the anti-regime armed groups that have taken control of central Hama, Syria.