مدي 1 تي في : قراءة في عناوين صحف عالمية - 12/12/2024
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00:00Al-Assad's fall is a re-mixing of foreign influence papers in Syria.
00:18Under this title, the Arabic-London newspaper writes an article analyzing the period after
00:24Al-Assad and the foreign influence in Syria, where the fall of the Syrian President Bashar
00:29al-Assad was a shock, extended from Iran to Russia, passing through Turkey,
00:33which is a re-mixing of the foreign influence in the country.
00:36According to the writer, the new situation in Syria poses multiple challenges
00:40for the foreign powers concerned with the affairs of this country.
00:44The newspaper sees that with the fall of the Syrian President,
00:48a new phase of foreign influence in Syria began, where Iran was the biggest loser
00:53and Turkey the first winner.
00:55Russia, on the other hand, is plagued by a recession that could end its military presence in the country
00:59and in the Middle East as a whole, according to the newspaper.
01:03On the one hand, Al-Nahar newspaper sees that the Russian position is likely to be
01:07between fear of Turkey's success in setting up a new reality in Syria,
01:11keeping its presence in the region away,
01:13and between the desire to cooperate with opposing groups and the effort to open a new page,
01:18considering that this may reduce the pressure on the Ukrainian front,
01:23as reported in reports, that many of them are fighting for Kiev
01:27after Russia took a position on the side of Bashar al-Assad's regime in 2015.
01:33The writer follows that, contrary to this worried Russian position,
01:37the statements and comments issued by China about the fall of Assad and the new phase
01:43come cold, according to the writer, as if they reflect the lack of enthusiasm of Pekin
01:47for what is happening in the Middle East,
01:49especially after she was one of the main supporters of the regime,
01:52especially in the Security Council, in its use of the right to criticize
01:56against many of the decisions related to Syria.
02:00On the other hand, the Washington Post asked about the extent of the assistance
02:06of the Ukrainian intelligence service, the Levant Liberation Organization,
02:09to the fall of Assad.
02:10The commentator in the Washington Post, David Ignatius, claimed
02:14that the Syrian opposition won over Bashar al-Assad's regime with support from Ukraine,
02:18which wanted to humiliate Russian President Vladimir Putin in Syria.
02:22The writer said that Kiev, which wanted to bruise Putin's face and humiliate him,
02:27provided the opposition with vehicles that helped to overthrow the Syrian regime.
02:32According to sources from the Ukrainian military activities abroad,
02:36the Syrian opposition, who entered the capital of Damascus at the end of last week,
02:42received vehicles and other support from Ukrainian intelligence agents,
02:47who sought to intimidate Russia and its Syrian allies.
02:52To the Middle East newspaper, which said that there is a reliable cooperation
02:58between Biden and Trump to put out the fire and launch a terrorist attack in Gaza.
03:02US President Joe Biden's administration has intensified its communication with the president
03:07or the team of the elected president, Donald Trump,
03:10in an effort to succeed in the ongoing negotiations to put out the fire in Gaza
03:14and launch a terrorist attack between Israel and Hamas,
03:17benefiting from the experience of a ceasefire in Lebanon
03:20amid a deep change that Syria witnessed after President Bashar al-Assad left.
03:26This communication comes between the two current and upcoming administrations
03:29before Trump's appointment on January 20.
03:32This is what US officials say that the White House, led by Biden,
03:36wants to finally communicate a ceasefire before leaving his post after less than 40 days,
03:42and that Trump wants to start his second term with the end of the Lebanese and Gaza wars
03:47and the release of the hostages held by Hamas.
03:50This is all we have, thank you for watching and goodbye.