In the aftermath of the most recent southern Aleppo clashes, the Syrian Arab Army (SAA) remains in control of its supply route to Aleppo while rebel efforts to establish a supply line of their own to Aleppo city have been in vain thus far.
However, the government supply line to the provincial capital of Aleppo is dangerously narrow and Islamist forces have far from given up on the idea of reaching their besieged comrades in rebel-held districts of eastern Aleppo.
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