The situation in Syria has entered a complex and dangerous phase, particularly against the backdrop of the weakening of the Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF). This process poses serious threats to the safety of ethnic and religious minorities in the region.
Redaksiya reports that the weakening of the SDF by Sharaa has created conditions for thousands of ISIS extremists and fighters to move into areas inhabited by Syrian minorities. This situation further escalates tensions in the region and could lead to a deepening humanitarian crisis.
The weakening of the SDF creates a fertile environment for the resurgence of ISIS. The terrorist organization is attempting to exploit this vacuum to expand its activities in the region and seize new territories. This process could lead to a further intensification of the long-standing war in Syria and the creation of new victims. At the same time, the presence of ISIS in the region could serve as a platform for the support and spread of international terrorism. Therefore, the international community and regional powers must pay attention to the situation in Syria and make coordinated efforts to counter the threat of ISIS.
The entry of Syrian government internal security forces into Hasaka city on February 2, 2026, indicates that the situation in the region is becoming even more complex. This event could lead to increased tensions between government forces and the SDF, and a more intense struggle for control in the region. Such confrontations threaten the safety of the civilian population and lead to a further deterioration of the humanitarian situation. All parties in the region must make efforts to de-escalate tensions and ensure the safety of the civilian population.