The study examines the main military dynamics and drivers of instability in Syria to better contextualize what has increasingly become a “broken” military balance in the Levant: the first section of this report presents the analysis. The second section discusses how the United States and Iran compete by considering the conventional military. The analysis demonstrates that Moscow's decision to intervene in Syria resulted from an extraordinary confluence of political factors and military conditions. This set of circumstances is very serious. Since the start of the Syrian crisis, civil unrest and armed conflict in the country have led to a rapid increase in the number of people displaced within and outside Syria. Displaced people face immense difficulties in meeting their basic needs. This study aimed to characterize internal displacement in Syria, including trends. This model is an external factor assessment matrix that focuses on six data spheres: Politics: The extent to which a government can influence the economy and thus impact organizations within a certain sector. This includes government policy, political stability, and trade and tax policy. Economy: How economic conditions change. The Syrian population is estimated to be in need of humanitarian assistance - a percentage increase in relation - with needs increasingly exacerbated by economic reasons. Bartuskov and Kresta 20 using the combination of AHP method and SWOT analysis in the external strategic analysis of the selected organization. Zhao et al. 21 use the ANP-SWOT approach to find a way to. Russia's many interests in Syria. Anna Borshchevskaya is a senior fellow at the Washington Institute, where she focuses on Russia's policy toward the Middle East. Given its deep and multifaceted ties with Syria and its strategic position vis-à-vis the West, Moscow appears determined to support Assad to the end. Regarding the Russian emergency, the hasty withdrawal of US troops means that the Russians will decide their military future in Syria with the Syrian government alone, and without significant input from the United States. Iran is also a big winner, as the US withdrawal helps consolidate land ties between Iran and its allies in Lebanon and gives Iran a clear path,