The new Syrian administration is facing significant challenges as it attempts to unite the country following the fall of the Assad regime. Among the obstacles are continued violence and protests, with one of the primary issues being fighting among rival factions within the country.
Al Jazeera’s Hashem Ahelbarra is reporting from the Presidential Palace in the Syrian capital, while Mohamed Vall is on the ground in Manbij, a city in northern Syria, to provide the latest updates on the situation.
The aftermath of the Assad regime’s collapse has created a power vacuum, leading to heightened tensions and instability within the country. The violence and unrest are not only hindering the new administration’s efforts to bring about unity but are also causing further suffering for the Syrian people.
The competing factions within Syria, which include groups such as the Syrian National Army, the Syrian Democratic Forces, and the Kurdistan Workers Party (PKK), are vying for control and influence in the region. This power struggle has only added to the complexity of the situation and has made it even more challenging for the new government to establish stability.
As the conflict in Syria continues to evolve, it is clear that the road to unity and peace will be a long and arduous one. The international community must remain vigilant and offer support to the Syrian people as they navigate this turbulent period in their history.
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