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Syrian division; are there any other outcomes?

24/2/2024

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By: Luiza Pontes - ​Tishreen
Catastrophes have been currently happening around the Syrian area, many innocent people have been dying due to a lingering civil war that has been going on since 2011. It all began because of a revolution created by the citizens of the district that portrayed the complexities of dealing with a “corrupted and authoritarian government”, which led to huge activist protests around the Syrian Domain claiming and condemning the current president “Bashar al-Assad” actions. The Government responded to those actions using military forces, deliberately wanting to cease these protests, yet this situation evolved and ended up separating countries into “Pro-Assad” and “Anti-Assad” blocs, consequently also dividing many controversial opinions and alliances around the globe for both of the blocs; China and Russia have stayed at the Pro-Assad side, while, most European Countries, USA, Turkey, Saudi Arabia and others, have declared themselves as allies of the Anti- Assad bloc. Amongst these divisions, many public declarations happened in various places around the Syrian territory, which led to more attacks coming from the government, with the intention of ending these oppositions. Nowadays, identifying the consequences made by these previous actions is undemanding, since it furtherly led to widespread suffering, including civilian casualties, mass displacement, and the use of chemical weapons. In defiance of the numerous attempts of a peaceful negotiation coming not only from the UN but from various other countries almost made no difference since, Syria still remains in a devastating situation, due to the fact that there is no obvious way to achieve peace and given that there are multiple parties involved, each with divergent goals.

According to Tishreen, the war in Syria is a fight against foreign meddling and terrorism, both of which are trying to undermine our country. The Syrian government's persistent dedication to restoring peace and sovereignty to our dear nation is highlighted in our publication. We congratulate the administration for its efforts to back initiatives for national healing and provide aid to those affected by the violence. Tishreen remains faithful to the Syrian government and does not intend to take any action against it. Our great support for the president’s actions to actually stabilise the Syrian condition, and put an end to the violence has not changed 

Tishreen argues that a holistic approach that tackles the conflicts that underlie roots is necessary to bring about a long-lasting resolution to the Syrian war. To promote unity amongst all facets of Syrian society as a whole this entails giving national conversation and reconciliation initiatives top priority. Tishreen also supports more international cooperation and support, especially when it comes to helping those struggling and enabling the safe return of displaced people to their homes. In addition, we stress that any efforts to resolve the conflict must respect Syria's sovereignty and geographical integrity. According to Tishreen, the Syrian people can create a rich and peaceful future for themselves and their nation by emphasising inclusive discourse, humanitarian aid, and respect for sovereignty. 





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