The security campaign launched by the new Syrian administration to capture the remnants of al-Assad's regime is running more “systematically” than before, allowing it to achieve what has been described as “positive” results.

The individual and collective initiatives launched by Syrians immediately after the fall of the Assad regime in their cities and towns highlighted the strong presence of “national spirit” as a driving force for Syria's revival.

The collapse of Assad's regime has exposed Syria's vast destruction, with rebuilding costs up to $400 billion, requiring international support and a "Marshall Plan."

The pursuit of senior officers from Bashar al-Assad's regime, responsible for crimes against the Syrian people, continues as all of them remain unaccounted for since the regime's fall on December 8, 2024.

After the interim government in Syria took power following the fall of Bashar al-Assad's regime on December 8, 2024, the Syrian public continues to push for the prosecution of former regime officers for the crimes committed against the people.