Maybe. The Alawites will retreat to their stronghold on the coast and fight to the last man if they get even a whiff of that. Likeliest we have a new wrinkle of the civil war rather than an ending
Maybe. The Alawites will retreat to their stronghold on the coast and fight to the last man if they get even a whiff of that. Likeliest we have a new wrinkle of the civil war rather than an ending
It's possible some sort of federated Syria could emerge with the (already-existing) Kurdish autonomous zone in the North, a Druze one in the South and an Alawite one on the coast, but I agree that continued fighting is the more likely outcome.
Maybe. The Alawites will retreat to their stronghold on the coast and fight to the last man if they get even a whiff of that. Likeliest we have a new wrinkle of the civil war rather than an ending
It's possible some sort of federated Syria could emerge with the (already-existing) Kurdish autonomous zone in the North, a Druze one in the South and an Alawite one on the coast, but I agree that continued fighting is the more likely outcome.
Problem there is Turkey (and maybe even Iraq) are probably not enthused about the idea of a federated state with a Kurdish Piedmont)