New constitution efforts are underway in Syria. Interim President El Shara relies heavily on Turkey's support. What will Turkey's role be in this process?

Mazlum Abdi, the commander of the SDG controlling Northeast Syria, is relying on US support. His goal is to establish a Kurdish Regional Government similar to that in Iraq. However, Turkey's influence in this process is significant.

The new government under El Shara is struggling to maintain unity in Syria. Israeli attacks and the ambiguous stance of the US complicate the situation further.

Developments in Syria could also affect Turkey's domestic politics. The efforts of Druze militias to gain autonomy may pose a threat to Turkey's security.

In conclusion, these developments in Syria may lead Turkey to reassess its strategies in the region. Turkey's role in Syria will become more evident in the coming days.