Although the restoration of Sunni state control and security proved to be a hurdle for the Ba’ath regime, they managed to restore order. In the next decade, Hussein would rely even more on allies of his own family and tribe and those that were loyal to him.
Although restoring Sunni state control and security proved difficult for the Ba'ath regime, they ultimately succeeded in establishing order. Over the next decade, Hussein relied more heavily on allies within his own family, tribe, and those who remained loyal to him.