How do you think that after the Syrian civil war subsided, Bashar ordered the demobilization of soldiers over 42 years old?

The current situation of the Syrian civil war is relatively clear. Government forces have been victorious and anti-government forces have been losing ground. Naturally, the help of Russia and Iran is indispensable. Before the two countries helped Syria, the situation in Syria was always in crisis, and Syria even wanted to be the second Libya. However, with the help of Iran and Russia, the Syrian government forces have maintained a scale of more than 654.38 million, occupied more than 80% of Syria's territory, and basically mastered the initiative in the battlefield. Judging from the current international situation, the United States and NATO have not made much moves on the Syrian issue, and it seems impossible for the opposition to make a comeback. At this time, Bashar issued a very puzzling order, that is, to ask all Syrian officers over 42 to retire. When this order came out, military fans all over the world were very puzzled. Although the situation of Syrian government forces is good now, the opposition has not been completely eliminated. Retirement of officers at this time will definitely be detrimental to the future military operations of the army. You know, 42-year-old officers are basically the entire superstructure of the army. This practice may eventually lead to the promotion of some junior officers and eventually become captains and teachers. Moreover, these people have no experience in large-scale army operations, which will definitely have an impact on the army's combat effectiveness. This incident also proves from the side that Bashar will not easily step down after the end of the future civil war, and even if he steps down, he will control his rights. When the opposition was not paid in full, Bashar was already clearing the way for stabilizing his position. Judging from this behavior, the civil war in Syria may not be so easy to end. This incident also sent a signal to the West that even after the end of the civil war, Bashar will still be at the center of power. It is uncertain whether NATO will buy it then. During the war years, a number of influential figures appeared in the Syrian army. For Bashar, these people are more threatening than the opposition. However, Bashar's behavior is too hasty. In the Middle East, not only Iran has the strength to help the Syrian government forces, but also Israel's combat effectiveness far exceeds Iran's, and it has been gearing up recently. In addition, the opposition has not been completely destroyed. If western countries are really determined to help the opposition, then Israel may not sit on the mountain and watch the fire. If Israel joins, the direction of the Syrian war situation is really uncertain.