Maghreb countries and political parties have expressed solidarity with Syria’s people, supporting their sovereignty and a peaceful transition after al-Assad’s fall.

Several European countries have frozen asylum procedures for Syrians, despite Syria's highly uncertain future following the fall of Bashar Al-Assad's regime.

The collapse of Assad's regime has led to a power struggle in Syria, with Turkish and Israeli interests clashing over control, while Syrian opposition forces thwart Israel's "David's Corridor" plan.

“Israel's” recent aggression against Syria involves terminating the 1974 Disengagement Agreement, occupying key territories, and escalating airstrikes.

Since November 2024, Turkiye has supported Syria’s territorial integrity amid escalating conflict, while Russia and Iran face challenges that could heighten instability.