Hezbollah Faces Setback as Syrian Supply Route Severed After Assad's Fall

The fall of Bashar al-Assad's regime disrupts Iran-backed Hezbollah's weapon supply chain, reshaping regional dynamics.

Hezbollah leader Naim Kassim confirmed the loss of a key weapons supply route through Syria following the fall of Bashar al-Assad's government.
The disruption marks a significant blow to Iran, which had relied on the Syrian land corridor to arm Hezbollah in its conflict with Israel.
Kassim emphasized Hezbollah's adaptability and ongoing commitment to its fight against Israel despite the logistical setback.
Syria's new Islamist-led leadership has yet to clarify its stance on Israel, with Hezbollah expressing hope that it will oppose normalization of relations.
Regional powers, including Jordan, Egypt, and the U.S., are engaging in diplomatic efforts to support Syria's transition to a more inclusive and stable governance.