Specialists in the affairs of extremist armed movements: The situation in Syria is complex… and the militias threaten the stability of the region
Experts in the affairs of extremist armed movements revealed that the fall of Syria is a dangerous turning point, which may contribute to reshaping the map of the region in favor of terrorist organizations and armed groups, especially with the spread of advanced weapons obtained by these groups during the conflict, which threatens to create a state of chaos. Which may extend to neighboring countries, and exposes the stability of the region to a real danger in light of the presence of extremist groups carrying extremist sectarian agendas.
Tariq Abu Al-Saad, a researcher in the affairs of armed movements, confirmed that Extremist extremists said that the situation in Syria is characterized by a high degree of complexity, as regional and international powers interact with multiple armed militias, which makes any future reading of events inaccurate. He pointed out that the apparent player currently is Hay’at Tahrir al-Sham, which is an armed Islamist militia, but it is not A single cohesive entity that includes militias with deep doctrinal and ideological differences, and these differences enhance the possibility of the spread of chaos and internal fighting in the country.
He added in his statements. To “Rosa Al-Youssef”: The goal of this complex intervention is to disrupt Syria from its role as a central state and turn it into a torn state ruled by multiple militias, which is a scenario similar to what is happening in Libya, as the current Syrian scene is divided between different sectors, warning that the fall of Syria may encourage militias. Another impact on the uprising in other Arab countries, such as Yemen and Iraq, which reveals the danger of the contagion of armed uprisings spreading to other countries in the region and increases Destabilizing regional stability.
Tariq Al-Bashbishi, an expert on extremist movements, said: Syria was exposed to the plan of devastating chaos that struck many Arab countries, and was linked to regional and international calculations between the dominant powers globally and regionally, but the events that occurred on 7 October had a major impact on the entire Middle East, and Iran and its arms were held responsible for what happened, which led to the start of the phase of punishing Iran and trimming its nails, as part of a plan to get rid of the Syrian regime as it is one of the most important tools. The Iranian regime.
He continued: Among the West’s goals is to distance Syria from Russian influence, and to complete the destructive chaos project that witnessed a decline following the June 30, 2013 revolution in Egypt, expecting the next stage to witness conflicts between organizations funded by countries. External, after the collapse of the Syrian regime, similar to what happened in Afghanistan and Iraq, and giving terrorist groups a great morale boost 11 years after the fall of the Muslim Brotherhood in Egypt, and the consequent decline in Political Islam organizations are the West’s tools for fragmenting Arab countries.
Hisham Al-Najjar, an expert on extremist armed movements and organizations, said: The challenges facing the region in light of recent events are large and complex, and deep down lie the societal and sectarian accumulations and tensions that have continued. For many decades, the main fear has been related to the occurrence of fighting on a sectarian basis, especially with Sunni jihadist groups gaining unprecedented influence, noting that these terrorist groups, despite It adopts moderate discourses at times, but it still carries solid doctrinal remnants that make its elements ready to enter into sharp sectarian confrontations.
He explained that the challenge lies in the assumption of the ability to go through a smooth transitional phase after the major event, which requires acceptance. With pluralism and diversity, in addition to making concessions in favor of Syrian components other than the armed militias and jihadists, but the majority of armed militia formations are not ready to make concessions or allow effective participation from Other currents, which makes the process of passing through the transitional phase more difficult than overthrowing the regime itself, pointing out that the new phase that the region is witnessing brings gains for political Islam trends and jihadist terrorist groups, while it is a clear loss for Russia and Iran, and there is a great threat of the return of extremist organizations such as Al-Qaeda.< /p>
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