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The possibility of a regime change raises critical questions for Syria’s future. Observers are apprehensive about the potential for a power vacuum, which could lead to a fragmented state or the rise of an Islamist government, potentially subjecting the Syrian populace to new forms of oppression. Many analysts caution that if the Assad regime collapses entirely, it may leave the country in a state worse than before, risking full-scale breakdown into a failed state scenario.
The consequences of such an upheaval would reverberate throughout the Middle East, intensifying existing regional crises. The fears of factionalization, sectarian violence, and deeper instability remain palpable, as this scenario has the potential to reshape geopolitical dynamics.