Syria Regains Full Control of Former Bases Used by US Forces

The Syrian government has reportedly taken control of all military bases and facilities where United States forces were previously deployed, marking a significant shift in the country’s security landscape.

Officials said Syrian state forces have moved into former US positions following the withdrawal of American troops from several strategic areas. The development is being viewed as a major political and military milestone for Damascus as it seeks to reassert authority across the country.

The reclaimed sites are believed to include bases in northern and eastern Syria that had been used for counterterrorism operations and support missions during the conflict. Control of these areas could strengthen the government’s influence over key supply routes, border zones, and energy-rich regions.

Regional observers say the transition may also reshape relations among Syria, neighboring countries, and international actors that remain involved in the conflict. Questions remain over the future role of Kurdish-led forces, local security arrangements, and the presence of other foreign militaries inside Syria.

While the takeover signals a new phase, analysts caution that Syria still faces major challenges, including reconstruction, economic pressure, displaced populations, and unresolved political divisions after years of war