Nasser Kandil wrote: Al Mosul's battle is over, so what will they do?

The Americans do not deny that their plan for the war of Mosul was to open the road in front of ISISI towards Syria across Tal Afar.
They do not deny also that their plan in Raqqa was to open the road in front of ISIS towards Badia, and now towards Deir Al Zour.
The Americans betted that the siege of ISIS in old Mosul will make the war last for months through which the Popular Crowd and the army will be exhausted.
Now the battle of Mosul is over along with the Hollywood legend of ISIS.
Everyone is racing to arrange his interests.
Turkey plays the game of the Americans, as they tried to complicate the war of Iraq in front of ISIS in Mosul through the collision within the areas of their influence; it tries to complicate their war with the Kurds through the clash within the areas of their influence.
Tal Rifaat, Menagh Airport, and Afrin are on the Turkish agenda, so the Kurds will not be able to fight in Raqqa where there are no Kurds and while they are losing strongholds of the Kurdish gatherings.
There is no opportunity for the movement of the Kurdish units towards Boukamal from Qamishli while Afrin is threatened of falling.
The Russians have caused the failure of their game of using the chemicals in Daraa to justify the strikes against Syria.
The Syrian army and the Popular Crowd are progressing towards Boukamal.
Hezbollah is at full readiness for every confrontation with Israel.
Saudi Arabia is preoccupied with Qatar and handing over the thrown to Bin Salman.
What will they do?
As they felt the victory with the birth of ISIS and announced it an enemy to justify their presence, they will be defeated with the fall of their myth and they will prepare themselves to leave.