The UAE condemned attacks by remnants of the former Syrian regime against security forces, reiterating its support for Syria’s stability and sovereignty amidst escalating violence following the departure of Bashar Assad. Ahmed al-Sharaa was appointed president for a transitional period.
On Saturday, the United Arab Emirates (UAE) condemned the recent attacks by remnants of the former Syrian regime against security forces. The Emirati Foreign Ministry expressed solidarity with the Syrian populace while affirming its steadfast support for Syria’s stability, sovereignty, and territorial integrity.
Military and security forces across Syria united on Thursday to counter an extensive offensive by loyalists of Bashar Assad in the coastal town of Jableh, which tragically led to the deaths of 11 Syrian army members. The situation escalated with Gayyas Delle, a commander among the deposed regime forces, proclaiming the establishment of a military council aimed at toppling the current government.
Bashar Assad, who has ruled Syria for nearly 25 years, fled to Russia on December 8, bringing an end to the Baath Party’s long-standing regime, which had been in power since 1963. In a significant political shift, Ahmed al-Sharaa, renowned for leading anti-regime forces during the conflict, was appointed president for a transitional period on January 29.
In summary, the UAE’s condemnation of the attacks on Syrian security forces highlights its commitment to supporting Syria’s overall stability and territorial integrity. With recent military developments and the formation of a council by former regime members, Syria continues to face significant challenges in its path towards political stability and peace.
Original Source: www.aa.com.tr
