Syria post-Assad: New leader dissolves rebel factions | DW News

[@Hughjundys]

They're all sitting around patiently waiting to see what piece of the pie they're going to get, they'll then start squabbling which will lead to fighting again there's no chance of this working. 6 months tops.

[@zenwisdom4259]

talking to someone in Washington to know what's going on in Syria. no wonder, they never get it right. Why not talk to people on the ground in Syria.

[@utkua]

Dirt cheap journalism, they have nobody on the ground.

[@ruyaal]

They cannot open their mouth, their neck is on the line, literally!

[@mustafatunc657]

Stop stealing Syrian oil

[@salvatoreregalbuto5444]

its the kurds oil. Syria hasnt controlled them oil fields in 20 years.

[@hank4920]

The SDF retook the oil fields from ISIS not from the former Assad's government

[@pango-y8j]

Lots of sun 🌞 in Syria. Solar power and wind farms. Green energy Sustainable energy clean energy 🌍🧬🌍

[@sakshambhadoria9998]

Fall of Assad is a momentous event for West Asia. There will be a change in the regional dynamics. Russia and Iran have suffered a setback. The US and turkey have an upper hand in the new scenario. But there will be a threat of radical islamists and extremism at a time when many nations like UAE and Saudi Arabia are liberalising their societies. Political instability is expected.

[@Memovox]

Syria is no-longer a burden for Iran, Hzb and Russia.

[@Love_N_Let_Live]

Political instability is to be expected in every single country in the world. That's the forecast for the next decade/s, unfortunately. We need more love, compassion and understanding all around.

[@SMGJohn]

Now Syria is a hostile place for non-Islamists and women, thanks buddy, we got another Libya.

[@kizgintosbaga]

what are you talking about ? al-sahara here is more "liberal" than entire gulf combined

[@Bergtug]

Saudi Arabia has a big potential if they went secular, they probably will be going to Mars before us 😂

[@nasillu6946]

Its not a “sdf” or a “ypg” question or “solution” its the Kurdish dream and right for self governance..the new “government “ says that it will be for all syrians but not a word over how the kurds will be treated and they expect the kurds to lay down arms.. im sorry but the kurds have a very bitter taste of doing so in the past.. so either they come with compromise or the kurds won’t lay down arms and rightfully so

[@maxblanck123]

nationalism is not an idea that come from within, it is in imposed idea from the west. That is why this will never work ever. if u try to implement it, we will be in forever wars. they to stick to to what have worked for the region for last 1300 years

[@BeniChikar]

Its a SDF YPG terror organization issues . Kurds are not all secular and separatists .

[@fallenknight2580]

if you want to seperate syria to 2 and don't lay down arms like other factions. Then you will be treated as one. SDF is only trying to do the same thing that isis have done. Create a second state in syria

[@BeniChikar]

@@nasillu6946 it’s not the Koerdische dream it’s a western dream to create a second Israel in Syria to separate the Turks from Shaam . Sdf and ypg are only tools

[@pauldmckee]

Meet the new boss same as the old boss.

[@vbilgutay1]

Nonsense!

[@oussamaalaoui9121]

The new one does not oppress his peapole

[@hoaxheaven]

Tired of seeing trucks packed with armed men & guns sticking out everywhere. Insanity.😢

[@hoaxheaven]

I'm always worried that they're going to fall right off those trucks.😨 They are very good at riding in the back of trucks, it seems to defy the laws of physics.

[@ballsmasher3000]

HTS doesn’t want other grousp to lay down arm. But it wants them to join umited defence military of new united Syria

[@Gonzo_Filmz]

Are you OK? Are you having a seizure?

[@happymelon7129]

Honestly, as long as the U.S. remains involved in Syria, the prospect of peace seems distant. The primary objective of the U.S. and Israel appears to be weakening any efforts toward peace and stability in Syria, as they perceive the country as a threat to Israel. However, if the Syrian people can come together in unity, it would be a positive step forward and great news for the nation.

[@Shaddarhim]

The only factor that threatens war in Syria right now is Turkey (and isis)

[@sukram4739]

You forget that not only the west is mingling in Syria. Iran, Russia and China have their interests there. If the west leaves their enemies get in, thats the dilemma.

[@energytauq8710]

Just adding turkey as a main source of influence there… most likely if the Kurds disarm they will get slaughtered either by turkey or by turkey backed forces in Syria

[@Memovox]

@@sukram4739 Now that Erdogan has arrived in Syria, what happens to the Kurds? Will the US keep supporting them and go against their NATO partner Türkiye?

[@alexshtyn6336]

No one seems to care that the man that supports the rebellion has usurped a democracy in turkey and is now actively persecuting minorities none of you people can be trusted.

[@laurentbeaulieu4443]

Why on Earth does DW need Americans to explain the world to them. Why not ask Syrians and Arabs in the region. Stop being so colonial in your thinking DW.

[@pantafine]

Some Syrian communities don't feel safe!! May need UN peace-mission

[@atherzaidi5871]

UN mission is needed in Gaza.

[@jamesparker1071]

UN? It never ends good. Remember Bosnia?

[@JeffEbe-te2xs]

Then you go

[@JeffEbe-te2xs]

Then you go

[@joshuaarnejo5622]

Syria still doesn't recognize the state of Israel as of today since the establishment in 1948, Syria's normalization of relations with Israel remained prohibited as of today after Assad's fall, because of threats in the Occupied Golan Heights (that should be part of Syria) when Israel occupies.

[@reinhold890]

Turkey also occupy parts of syria so what. Isreal has right to occupy that land after syrians attacked isreal first in the past.

[@shareika]

​​@@reinhold890 Occuption by settlement is ALWAYS illegal. *As the establishment of settlements also involves population transfers into Occupied Territory, these are prohibited under IHL. Any measure designed to expand or consolidate settlements is also illegal. So is the apropriation of land to build or expand settlements.*

[@hellomoto2084]

The law emforced by whom ?​@@shareika

[@ruyaal]

@@reinhold890😂😂😂 always an excuse to rob land and create mayhem! Upss, that was antisemitic!😂😂😂

[@el_chico1313]

and who exaclty elected this guy? the people?

[@mufari865]

What is your point?

[@catii9]

Yep

[@RachidJanssen]

What's that to you? He's the new Syrian leader period and don't interfere

[@patkennedy2620]

@@el_chico1313 Who elected Assad? He inherited the Presidency from his father! Unique, yes? Like Kin Jong Un!

[@reinhold890]

No his guns elected him 😁

[@ruyaal]

Whatever happened to the Fidel Castro outfit!!???😂😂

[@AndrewBlinson]

Thnx for having Cafiero.

[@mg-s6620]

The need to let everyone know that an open election is coming. To give people hope.

[@ruyaal]

Of course, he works for us now!!😂😂😂😂😂

[@salesbyingrid4659]

I know theres never gonna be democracy in syrian but i Hope that the new gvt isnt a full on sharia law backwards autocracy.

[@marshdani3068]

Dias group is forming

[@jamesparker1071]

The CIA giveth and the CIA taketh away......Says Bibi.....😉

[@windatar6351]

The new Syrian government should create a constitution like the US and allow for the right to bear arms. This would allow the Kurdish and YPG forces to continue to have their arms and allow their people to have arms to protect themselves. After that you make sure you put rights of individuals and groups into the constitution. Allow them to protect themselves but remind them that they still need to follow the law. After that have the Kurdish and YPG run a local government over one of the cities, then allow them to police it. They still need to follow the laws but this gives them the ability to govern themselves while creating a stable place and have them kick taxes up to their government. Then over time, years and decades you slowly spread out the Kurdish and YPG around and then you have other non YPG and Kurdish people go and work in different parts of the government. Create alliances and marriages through the effort and in 100 years the Kurdish people will just be another group of people inside of the Syrian country.

[@leonardomeloni677]

What could go wrong if everyone can use weapons in a country that had to face off isis before. Lol

[@IvanJohnson-w2k]

SDF dont disarm!

[@kaposipal]

einstand...

[@EstezSoueid]

CIA goat digga

[@SH-eb2ds]

happy to see that als te involvment of females in teh new government

[@JeffEbe-te2xs]

Be interesting

[@paulkeller6075]

From what I understand the Kurds are not 'holding out', whatever that means but have not been included because of Turkey. This will be a huge mistake. Turkey pretending the Kurds do not have a right to exist is no better than Israel pretending the Palestinians do not have a right to exist. If there is to be peace this simple fact must be accepted by all sides.

[@BeliaBalk]

Sie überraschen Ihre Zuschauer immer wieder! Vielen Dank für diese fesselnden Inhalte! 😛💕

[@alperbulut1267]

Kurds giving up weapons? Turkiye won 🎉🎉🎉🇹🇷🇹🇷

[@RayBragg-y8j]

Hat wirklich Spaß gemacht! Ich freue mich auf weitere Videos! 👅💋

[@albertdula9799]

100% SIA Agent or MUSAD AGENT. 1 million percentage it's SIA Agent or MUSAD AGENT.

[@sukram4739]

Its so pathetic that people like you have to create conspiracy theories in order to make make your worldview work.

[@BencerCourt123]

Yes, he is SiA or Musad agent according to Hollywood, Bin Salman News or Tel Aviv news

[@muslimresponse103]

yes assad was!

[@6789uiop]

I was concerned that al-Sharaa wouldn't be able to ease differences in the various factions. This looks good, if it holds.