The UK and European countries have suspended Syrian asylum applications as they assess the situation after rebel forces took control of Damascus, and Assad fled.
Germany’s interior minister noted that while the end of Assad’s rule is a relief, the current chaotic situation in Syria makes it unclear when refugees can return.
More than 47,000 asylum applications from Syrians are pending as European nations halt processing, citing the unpredictable circumstances following the regime change.
Countries like Sweden, France, and Greece started to pause their asylum processes for Syrians, reflecting a wider trend of uncertainty across Europe regarding Syrian refugees.
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