The influence of military operations in Syria on the state of international security in the militar and social sphere

Abstract

Armed forces in Syria involve enormous forces, which on the one hand belong to the armed forces of Assad, and on the other hand are the forces of the religions seeking to overthrow his regime. In this country, regardless of the actual civil war that has been taking place since 2011, Assad's forces, such as the units of the Russian army, include mainly air forces. In Syria, the units of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps also operate. In addition, military operations in Syria and Iraq lead the coalition forces of Western states under the command of the United States, which use aviation to continually bombard the so-called "Islamic State”. In the north of Syria, in the region of Aleppo, the Kurdish forces are acting against the Islamic State. These forces have recently been systematically attacked by Turkish troops, which, as part of the fight against the Islamic State, also bombard and bombard Kurdish groups. The presence
of such a large number of participants leads to frequent conflicts of interest. As an example, the Turkish aircraft can be shot down by the Turkish forces, resulting in the threat of a military conflict that could cover the entire Middle East and threaten the stability of not only the Middle East but also the global conflict between Russia and North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO). The situation in Syria is still far from stable and at any moment can be a hotbed of conflict of a wider international dimension.