الشرق الأوسط
الشرق الأوسط
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Recent developments in the Syrian military forces indicate a plan to reorganize the army with the aim of strengthening central authority and reducing factional influence that developed during the years of the Syrian war. The changes have included appointing new leaders, such as Major General Mohammad Al-Jassem as deputy commander of the Central Region Corps, and the removal of the commander of the 62nd Division, in order to streamline leadership positions and diminish the impact of armed factions like Sultan Suleiman Shah. These measures are part of a broader strategy to integrate factions into the military institution and to bolster national loyalty, with an emphasis on building a unified army under central control. The government is taking steps to enhance discipline and reduce factional influence, while ongoing efforts are underway to restructure the military and improve professional performance.
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