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Posters of Syrian president Bashar Al-Assad, right, and his father Hafez Al-Assad, left, are seen at the main entrance at the Brigade 52 military base in Syria.
The Syrian civil war began in 2011 with protests against President Bashar al-Assad that came as part of a wave of political upheaval in the Middle East. Test your knowledge of the ongoing conflict.
In an unopposed election |
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Through an internal coup |
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With military support from Iran |
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In Syria's first democratic election |
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