Christians aren't concentrated in a large enough area to realistically have any chance of forming a broad Bosnian-like federalized autonomy that could have their own security services and other forms of support for their community.
If anything of the sort transpires, I'd expect that they'd move to the Alawite and/or Kurdish polities if they didn't feel safe remaining in their hometowns.
Christians aren't concentrated in a large enough area to realistically have any chance of forming a broad Bosnian-like federalized autonomy that could have their own security services and other forms of support for their community.
If anything of the sort transpires, I'd expect that they'd move to the Alawite and/or Kurdish polities if they didn't feel safe remaining in their hometowns.
Christians aren't concentrated in a large enough area to realistically have any chance of forming a broad Bosnian-like federalized autonomy that could have their own security services and other forms of support for their community.
If anything of the sort transpires, I'd expect that they'd move to the Alawite and/or Kurdish polities if they didn't feel safe remaining in their hometowns.