Los grupos armados sirios leales al presidente Ahmad al-Sharaa lograron doblegar la resistencia de las Fuerzas Democráticas Sirias (FDS), el grupo mayoritariamente kurdo, pero este avance solo puede entenderse por el total respaldo que Estados Unidos brindó al gobierno sirio.

Protests erupted after a mosque bombing in an Alawite-majority neighborhood killed eight people. An ISIS splinter group claimed responsibility for the bombing only a week after the US launched a military operation purportedly against ISIS in Syria.

Collapsing infrastructure, shortages of medicine and supplies, dwindling qualified staff, and the closure of medical facilities are pushing Syria’s healthcare system to the brink.

Israel’s claims have been met with skepticism, especially as Syria has ceased to serve as the main weapon supply route from Iran to the rest of the region after the fall of Al-Assad.

Desde que Ahmad al-Sharaa tomó el poder en Siria, el gobierno de Damasco ha recibido carta blanca para usar la máxima fuerza contra cualquier amenaza a su continuidad en el poder.

Since Ahmad al-Sharaa took over in Syria, the Damascus government has been given carte blanche to use maximum force against any threat to its continued rule

The move is seen as a pragmatic approach by Syria’s new rulers, who may not be limiting their foreign policy to the US-led Western bloc, despite Moscow’s support for Assad’s government during the Syrian civil war.

Recent regional developments are believed to have shaped the party’s decision to dissolve, above all, the new political dynamics in Syria after the fall of Al-Assad.

The renewed attacks were described by Syrian activists and some countries as attempts to impose demographic cleansing and fait accompli policies.

After the fall of Al-Assad, the US swiftly removed Ahmad Al-Shara’a from its terrorist list, paving the way for him to become Syria’s new president.

How the Gulf country is maneuvering today has much to do with its desire to maintain its position as a middleman between the region and the West.

Following the fall of the Assad government, Israel has launched an aerial bombing campaign to demilitarize Syria while expanding into the Golan Heights in the South.