by Martin Aslan Bashar al-Assad's Syrian regime fell in December 2024. The entire country now has to be rebuilt, reorganized, and unified. For its part, Russia, a supporter of Bashar al-Assad, seems to have been pushed out of Syria. Although the Daesh caliphate fell in March 2019, its actions still represent a danger for Syria and the surrounding countries. In this chessboard, Türkiye is positioning itself as Syria's 'savior' by supporting the new government. It is offering military assistance in the fight against Daesh terrorism and, above all, against the Kurds, Türkiye's sworn enemies. Syria is thus being conditioned by Türkiye, which is seeking to impose its anti-Kurdish position. Let's not forget that the Arab-Kurdish forces (SDF 1 ) played an active part in the fight against Daesh. The civil war in Syria In the context of the Arab Spring, peaceful demonstrations against the regime of Bashar al-Assad were violently repressed by the authorities. This prote...