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Assad's 54-Year Rule Ends, Syria's Future Uncertain Amidst Power Vacuum
Dec 11, 2024, 04:37 PM
The Assad regime in Syria has collapsed after 54 years of rule, marking a significant shift in the country's political landscape. The fall of President Bashar al-Assad has led to a vacuum in power, with various factions and international powers jockeying for influence. The Syrian people are embracing newfound freedoms, with shops and banks reopening in Damascus. Russia, a key ally of Assad, is negotiating with the new Syrian government to maintain its military bases in the country, crucial for its operations in Africa. The unexpected swiftness of Assad's downfall, after 13 years of brutal war, has left regional powers like Turkey, Iran, and the U.S. assessing their next moves. The Assad regime's collapse could impact the balance of power in the Middle East, with implications for Iran's regional influence, Turkey's relationship with Syria, and the future of Russian military presence in the region. Damascus residents are optimistic about the future, and the Syrian independence flag has been brought back. Turkey has stepped up its assault on Syria's Kurds, while the Rojava revolution faces challenges. The future of Syria's oil and gas sector, now controlled by various factions, remains uncertain.
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