Syrians around the world, including in Sweden, are celebrating the fall of Bashar al-Assad's regime.

In cities like Stockholm, Malmö, and Gothenburg, people have gathered in public squares to express their joy and hope for a new era in Syria.

The atmosphere is filled with jubilation, as people sing, dance, and share emotional moments, reflecting on the end of a 24-year dictatorship.

However, amidst the celebrations, there is a palpable sense of uncertainty about Syria's future.

Concerns about potential extremism and the challenges of rebuilding a nation without an established government loom large.

Many Syrians express a cautious optimism, hoping for international support to help establish democracy and stability in their homeland.

Despite the mixed emotions, the prevailing sentiment is one of relief and hope for a brighter future.