The potential fall of Syrian President Bashar al-Assad could significantly impact Turkey and Iran. As Turkey faces pressure regarding the influx of Syrian refugees, there are mixed reactions among the Turkish populace about their return. Turkish officials are cautiously optimistic about utilizing this change for future peace talks. Meanwhile, Iran’s government, traditionally a supporter of Assad, must reassess its stance following his potential ousting, with some suggesting it might save the state money. Responses from both nations are evolving as the situation develops.