Can Syria's Army Carry Out Trump's Hezbollah Strategy
The article discusses the potential role of Syria in dealing with Hezbollah, focusing on American statements that indicate limited support centered on monitoring and controlling the borders, rather than direct military armament. Damascus affirms that it rejects any direct intervention and links this to coordination with Lebanon, with expectations that support will be border and security-focused. Meanwhile, assessments suggest that the United States is unlikely to provide Syria with heavy weapons, and may instead concentrate on surveillance and monitoring capabilities. This reflects the complexities of the regional scene and the intertwined interests of major powers.
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