The strategy by which Turkey is taking control of the Syrian army

"Turkey's strategy to dominate the Syrian army."

 Türkiye is also going to establish its control over the Syrian army after the removal of Bashar al -Assad. Through this, Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdo ।an is on its way to implement the design of Syria.

It is learned that after the Hayat Tahrir al -Sham, HTS power, the Syrian army has been promoted. So that foreign fighters have been appointed as high -ranking military officers. In such a situation, foreign influence on the country's military has been discussed in various places.

According to a BBC report, Hayat Tahrir al -Sham is restructuring the country's military as part of the Syrian restructuring. As part of this, the party announced the names of about half a hundred new military commanders. There are at least six foreigners who have been appointed from the Colonel to the rank of Brigadier.

The directive signed by Al-Shara states that the recently appointed two were appointed as Major General, 5 to the post of Brigadier General and 12 to Colonel. Among them, HTS military chief Major General Moharhaf Abu Kasra is being considered as the defense minister of the country's interim government.

The new list also includes several commanders from several rebel groups, including HTS. In addition, many of the military officers who left the army and joined the rebels in the early stages of the Syrian Civil War were promoted.

Among the foreign military officials appointed are citizens of Türkiye, Jordan and the Chinese Uighur community, internal sources said. In the meantime, there has been a lot of fears among the country and expatriate Syrians, focusing on the appointment of foreign nationals in the upper position of the army.

During the Civil War, the joining of foreign fighters in various armed groups anti -Assad arose intense feelings among the Syrians. However, the interest of implementing these fighters' own ideal Syrian society has raised concerns among the Syrian. Representatives of different communities say they do not want any fundamentalist rule in Syria after Assad.

It is believed that these foreign fighters have been rewarded by appointing high positions to play an important role in the Syrian civil war. Even foreign fighters and their families in the country may be granted Syrian citizenship. Analysts feared that such an attitude towards foreign fighters could complicate the successful transformation of new political and social structures in Syria.