جاهز للتشغيل
جاهز للتشغيل
The uncovering of a network loyal to the former Syrian regime in Lebanon, suspected of preparing to carry out operations inside Syria, with camps in Baalbek and hideouts in the suburb, raises questions about Hezbollah's role and potential links to Russia. Regarding the political landscape in Syria, it is considered that Bashar al-Assad's regime is now a spent card, and regional powers are manoeuvring to benefit from the divisions, with significant complexities involving Iran, Turkey, and Israel, while the capabilities of regime remnants are waning. Analyses also suggest that the Russian role aims to establish channels with the new Syrian regime; however, Syria may become a long-term regional conflict zone, as Washington's failure to support the development of a unified Syrian army and overcome sectarian sensitivities hampers efforts to achieve national unity.
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