Syria between potential intervention in Yemen and domestic crises

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Syrian Leadership's Position on Intervention in Yemen":-1.1,"Syria's President Ahmad al-Sharaa has ruled out military intervention in Lebanon, citing the need for a request from the Lebanese government and the army's readiness. These considerations are even more significant in the case of Yemen, where the conflict is more complex and distant. The article notes that Syria's military capabilities have not improved sufficiently within a short time to support a large-scale overseas deployment. The article also mentions that Syria's relationship with Saudi Arabia plays a central role in the decision-making process, as Riyadh has been a prominent political backer and has helped advance Arab and international efforts to engage with Syria. However, the article emphasizes that military intervention abroad carries serious consequences, including exposing Syrian forces to retaliatory attacks and expanding the circle of Syria's enemies. The article also highlights the potential risks and benefits of the proposed mission, including the possibility of protecting Saudi facilities and strategic sites, or participating in offensive operations inside Yemen. The article concludes that the risks of military intervention in Yemen outweigh the potential benefits, and that Syria's domestic challenges cannot be overlooked in the decision-making process. 2.3, ":"The article notes that Syria's integration of the "}