Foreign fighters row stirs Syria debate
The events in northern Syria revolve around escalating tensions within the Uzbek fighters' camps, where some of these groups refuse to fully integrate into the military structure demanded by the Syrian government, such as their incorporation into formations like the "84th Brigade." According to a military expert, most of the forces along the Syrian-Lebanese border are Syrian elite troops, and the likelihood of foreign fighters being deployed at the front lines is low. Additionally, the idea of a direct confrontation with Hezbollah is considered unrealistic at this time. The number of Uzbek fighters is estimated at around 1,500, with various prospects for their future—whether integration, withdrawal, or disintegration.
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