Rebel leader struggles to maintain order in Syria after Assad's fall

Rebel leader Abu Mohammed al-Jolani is trying to maintain order in Syria after the fall of Bashar al-Assad's regime. Despite his efforts, celebrations have led to looting and violence, raising concerns about potential chaos similar to Libya's post-Gaddafi situation. Jolani commands a small but experienced army, yet faces challenges in controlling a population of nearly 20 million. Syria is heavily armed, with various factions vying for power, making prolonged unrest likely. The situation is complicated by foreign fighters and organized crime, with fears of terrorism spreading to Europe. Control over drug trade routes adds another layer to the ongoing conflict in Syria.