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In September 2023, Syria’s former ruler Bashar al-Assad’s strategic partnership with China proved ineffective in protecting his regime, highlighting the limitations of diplomacy in a region of complex overlapping interests. China’s support for Assad did not prevent his fall, raising questions about Beijing’s reliance on military allies like Russia and Iran in the Middle East. Despite significant investments, China’s inability to prevent Assad’s collapse challenges its political narrative and may lead to increased anti-China elements gaining power in the region.
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