The end of the Syrian civil war has put Turkey's Syrian project under significant threat.

Despite Turkey's efforts to support the new government, ongoing Israeli attacks and internal conflicts are weakening the situation. The complexity of the situation continues to grow.

Israeli attacks may lead to the fragmentation of Syria. The autonomy gained by Druze militias poses a new threat to Turkey.

Turkey's military and political superiority in Syria is under threat due to the PKK's reorganization. The fragmentation of Syria could lead Turkey back into a long struggle against terrorism.

Ankara's diplomatic efforts in Syria are facing a tough test amid regional developments. The situation in Syria could have significant implications for international relations.