Pros And Cons Of The Civil War In Syria

The continuation of the Civil War in Syria could further divide the country, result in Syria breaking up into several new countries, destroy the economy, and the overall way of life in Syria. The Civil War have caused devastation and hundreds of thousands deaths, displacing over 6 million people, and forcing another 3 million to flee the country as refugees. It have torn the country as a whole and creating a divide. After assessing multiple sources it have been found that the country is being divided in many aspects such as both pro and anti-Assad. The Civil War have not only caused a divide within the country as to the political party, but it have opened up the opportunity for extremist groups such as Islamic State of Iraq and Syria (ISIS) …show more content…
Baghdadi’s declaration as Caliph have increased his credibility and notoriety allowing successful implementation of social media recruitment, provided reasoning for other extremist groups to join forces and merge with ISIS, resulting in a large scale growth for ISIS support in Syria. The combination of all these elements have allowed ISIS to begin taking control of Syria. This is a change in tactic in the way terrorist organizations encourage …show more content…
It is a known fact that Turkey and Syria have not had the best of relationships over the years but with Russia serving basically as a third party mediator Turkey feels confident that with Russia being a mediator with the two that relations can be restored. Mr. Assad have won the war, thanks largely to Russian and Iranian intervention, and the Syrian rebels are doomed. There is no point in their fighting on, because all their outside supporters are peeling away. Turkey is now cooperating with Russia, in three weeks Donald Trump will be U.S. President and also cooperating with Moscow, and Saudi Arabia is hopelessly over-committed to its futile war in