The Syrian army is engaged in violent clashes in the northern area of ​​Hama

As the battles enter their second week, the scene on the ground remains complex, as strategies overlap and the balance of power on the ground shifts.

Military conflicts and tactics

Syrian armysupported by Russian military aviationShe was able to make progress in some areas, despite the surprise attack tactics she adopted Armed factions. These tactics, which are fast and unfocused, raise questions about their ability to endure or the possibility of rapid decline.

Military expert Muhammad Abbas explained in an interview for the program “NoonOn Sky News Arabia, “The current situation in the north… mother-in-law It represents a serious threat to security and stability Syria“While armed organizations seek to expand and open new fronts.

He also emphasized that “armed groups, such as Al-Nusra FrontThey are tools for foreign projects that want to destroy Syria.

Decisive Russian role

Intense Russian attacks caused a spectacle of intervention Moscow 2015, when she decisively contributed to turning the balance of battles in favor Syrian government. However, analysts believe that Russian success today is not guaranteed with the same ease, in light of Moscow’s preoccupation with other international files, such as the war in… Ukraine.

Different views on escalation

Asaad Al-Zoubi, a military expert, believes that “the reduction of Iranian and Russian support, due to their regional priorities, has led to weakness Syrian forces which has been heavily dependent on external support since 2014.

He adds: “A number of armed factions, such as… Hai’at Tahrir al-Sham “Jaish al-Izza has managed to strengthen its positions in light of these retreats.”

External interventions and their repercussions

Experts point out that external interference is a key factor in the complexity of the Syrian crisis. According to Abbas, “armed factions are working within Turkish, American and Israeli projects aimed at dismantling Syria and imposing regional hegemony”, while Al-Zubi accuses the Syrian regime of causing the collapse of its defenses due to its reliance on external militias such as Hezbollah.

As the fighting continues and the escalation intensifies in northern Syria, fears are emerging that this escalation will complicate the humanitarian situation and increase political and military divisions. In light of these challenges, the question remains: can the Syrian army, with the support of its allies, regain the initiative or will the dynamics of war impose a new reality?