Over 25,000 Syrian Refugees Return Home Following Assad's Fall

Turkey reports a significant wave of returns as it seeks to address domestic tensions and assist Syrians in resettlement efforts.

More than 25,000 Syrian refugees have crossed back into Syria from Turkey in the past 15 days, according to Turkish authorities.
This wave of returns follows the recent ousting of Bashar al-Assad, marking a pivotal shift in Syria's political landscape.
Turkey, which hosts approximately 2.92 million Syrian refugees, plans to establish migration offices in Damascus and Aleppo to facilitate resettlement processes.
The Turkish government aims to ease public discontent over the refugee population by encouraging returns and providing logistical support.
Returning refugees are now allowed to bring personal vehicles into Syria, a policy change intended to support their transition.