Ahmed al-Shara, recently appointed leader of the rebel coalition, announced the disbandment of all armed groups in Syria just days after the fall of President Bashar al-Assad. The move, intended to project stability after years of civil war, aims to bring fighters under the control of the defense ministry and enforce the law nationwide. However, the challenge remains as many opposing factions have yet to agree to these terms. The dialogue with international diplomats is also underway to help legitimize the new government's authority while working towards reopening vital public institutions, including international airports.
Syria's New Rebel Leader Promises to Disarm Armed Groups

Syria's New Rebel Leader Promises to Disarm Armed Groups
In a bold move toward governance, the new leader of Syria's rebel coalition announces plans to dissolve armed factions amid ongoing efforts to stabilize the nation.
In-depth efforts are in progress following almost 14 years of conflict, as the new regime prioritizes order, including initiating police recruitments and managing foreign relations to restore Syria’s reputation on the global stage.