US EditionTrump says will remove US sanctions on Syria
- President Donald Trump announced on Tuesday in Riyadh that he will ease U.S. Sanctions and normalize relations with Syria's new government.
- This decision comes after Gulf leaders showed support for the new government in Damascus under Ahmad al-Sharaa, following encouragement from Saudi Arabia’s Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman and Turkey’s President Erdogan.
- Ibrahim Hamidi, a Syrian analyst based in London, described Trump’s upcoming meeting with al-Sharaa as indicative of a strategic change that could foster constructive discussions between Syria and the U.S. On their differences.
- Trump expressed optimism about Syria’s newly established government and emphasized his intention to give the country an opportunity for peace, while cautioning that Iran’s advancing nuclear program means time is limited.
- This policy change contrasts with longtime U.S. Ally Israel’s skepticism of al-Sharaa’s extremist past and its caution against swift recognition of the Syrian government.
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