As Syrian rebels approached Damascus, president Bashar al-Assad, who held bloody regulation in Syria for more than 2 decades, fled the country under cover of night, like a coward. He left behind not only his power, but his people. "It's treason," he said in an interview with the fresh York Times, 1 of the employees of the presidential palace. The Iranian Guardians of the Revolution besides fled in a panic, and the call in the Kremlin was deaf. This was the last moments of the Assad regime.