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Reshaping the Syrian Army: National Building or Central Control
The material addresses the reorganization of the Syrian army with the aim of building a unified national institution or strengthening central control over the forces. This involves establishing 5 or 6 divisions, reorganizing some units, and transferring former leaders away from personal influence. The goal is to bring opposition forces and armed factions entirely under state control, rendering faction leaders unable to maintain their individual power and making them subordinate to the state. This would enhance national stability and prevent any faction from maintaining independent leadership, including the Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF). It is likely to facilitate the adoption of more professional standards and reduce external interference, while ensuring fair representation of national components and decreasing foreign influence—steps necessary to unify ranks and reinforce national sovereignty.
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