From my side, I think what Syria did—and we saw this last week when Mr. Zelenskyy visited Syria—was like a sign of trust and partnership between Syria and Ukraine to overcome all of the Russian atrocities and violations against both countries. Syria is trying to neutralize itself from Iran and from Russia.
The current war between Iran and the U.S. is a great example of how Syria is now neutral and is preventing support for Hezbollah from Iran. It was the passage and the bridge between Iran and Hezbollah in the past.
Another point here is that there is also a legal implication to what Assad concluded with Russia in the past. The fate of these bases has not only a political view but also a legal view, because Russia had a contractor from the Assad regime for 40 years on one of the military bases, specifically the naval base.
It's a complicated question, but so far, the signs that we have in terms of collaboration with Ukraine and with neutralizing Syria from previous perpetrators, I would say, are good signs for the future.