Syria's transition is marred by violent clashes that erupted recently in northwestern regions, revealing the government's struggle to unify the various armed factions. Despite efforts to create a cohesive national army, attacks by insurgents linked to the prior regime highlight the government's weak grip over forces allegedly under its control. This volatility is further exacerbated by widespread violence against Alawite civilians, indicating an enduring sectarian divide. The initiative to merge these factions faces significant challenges amid ongoing unrest and societal division in a war-torn Syria.
The recent wave of violence in northwestern Syria has emphasized the government's weak control over armed groups previously allied with it, showcasing the instability that persists.
Experts have warned that despite calls for a unified national army, the reality on the ground highlights the ongoing fragmentation and sectarian strife among armed factions.
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