In southwestern Syria, Druse militias, including the Mountain Brigade, are training recruits to integrate into the new national army as the country transitions post-Assad regime. Interim President Ahmed al-Shara faces challenges in forming an inclusive government, with Druse and Kurdish militias expressing concerns and demands for representation. The Druse militias, now providing security in Sweida Province, are wary but willing to give the new government a chance to prove its commitment to minority rights and decentralization.
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