Syrian Conflagration: The Syrian Civil War - Essay Example

Protests began as a part of the Arab Spring which was happening during the previous year all across the Middle East. Arab Spring led to a lot of massive and incredible demonstrations and led to the three most significant consequences.

First of them is a crackdown and the end of a long-time ruling of Muammar Gaddafi during the events of the Libyan Civil War. Second is the most non-violent conclusion of almost the same duration regime of Hosni Mubarak in Egypt. The third and most violent and disastrous eventual consequence of Arab Spring is full-sized and massive still continuing Civil War in Syria.  The number of dead by official sources is 220,000 as of January 2015. But of course, it is a very optimistic count. Everybody should know that it is very difficult to count the casualties in the middle of the war, especially in such chaotic places as the center of the Middle East.

A good suggestion will be least doubling this number. Syrian Civil War is the most aggressive and biggest military conflict in today’s world. All the world’s attempts to somehow stop or regulate the way it goes failed. The condition of the country is catastrophic. Refugees escape to all neighboring countries of the Middle East, entire cities are without electricity and clean drinking water, most necessary products and eating supplies are either unavailable or sold for an enormous price.

A lot of civil buildings and villages being bombed with civilians constitute at least 1/3 of all casualties. Tortures and killings of anybody who is considered to be on the opposite side of the front became a daily reality. Very usual for the Middle East massive massacres have been detected. To be the exact massacre of civilians and armed attack towards them during their demonstration is what started it all. Countries and terroristic movements of all Arab World chose different sides in this conflict and by their direct or indirect sponsorship and export of military supplies complicated its nature even more.