International reports indicate that Asma al-Assad has requested a divorce. Here are the details

Turkish and international media reported that Asma al-Assad, the wife of former Syrian President Bashar al-Assad, filed for divorce in a Russian court, with a request for special permission to leave Moscow.

Details of Asma al-Assad's divorce request According to the newspaper "HABERTURK", the current circumstances led to her dissatisfaction due to her health conditions, especially since she had been diagnosed with leukemia, which made her want to return to London, where she holds British citizenship.

Reports indicate that Assad requires specialized care that is not sufficiently available in Moscow.

Asmaa has the support of her mother, Sahar Al-Atri, who has begun negotiations with British law firms to facilitate her return.

Circulating paper reveals Asma al-Assad's diet Asma al-Assad 's diet sheet has recently been circulating on social media, among many other things that have come to light after Bashar al-Assad and his family fled their home in Damascus.

The lion's daily meals begin at 10 o'clock with a large pomegranate, then at 12 o'clock she eats a butter-free cheesecake that contains chia seeds, skim milk, lactose-free milk, and fruits such as strawberries and raspberries, in addition to nuts.

At two o'clock, Asma enjoys a snack of edamame, immature soybeans commonly used in Chinese, Japanese and Korean cuisine, while at six o'clock, she eats a banana, and at six-thirty she eats grilled salmon with an avocado, mango, pumpkin seeds, and red beans, along with 50 grams of cooked quinoa.

A nutritionist shared on social media the details of Asma al-Assad's daily diet, under the title "A Day from Asma al-Assad's Diet."

After the fall of the regime.. Facts about Asma al-Akhras, Bashar al-Assad's wife

Over the 25 years that Bashar al-Assad has ruled Syria, Asma al-Akhras , the British-born first lady, has been a focus of controversy and media attention. She was presented as the “modern” face of Syria, but she became a questionable symbol as the civil war intensified, ending recently with the fall of the regime and Assad’s flight into exile.

Asmaa Al-Akhras .. Origin and formation Asma Akhras was born in Acton, west London, to a well-off Syrian family, and received an elite education in Britain, where she studied computer science and worked in investment banking.

Her marriage to Bashar al-Assad in 2000 raised Western hopes for the possibility of reforming the Syrian regime, especially since her marriage brought together two conflicting sects in Syria: the Sunni majority to which Asma belongs, and the Alawite sect to which Assad belongs.