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Syrian Presidency Denies Ford’s Account of Private Meeting with President Sharaa - The Syrian Observer

Summary by The Syrian Observer
The Syrian Presidency has dismissed claims made by former U.S. Ambassador to Syria, Robert Ford, regarding alleged private meetings with President Ahmad al-Sharaa in Idlib. In an official statement, a source from the Presidency asserted that the interactions cited by Ford were not private encounters but rather part of large-scale public gatherings organized to highlight Idlib’s administrative and institutional development. These events, the sour…

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Multiple interpretations and explanations of an alleged statement by Robert Ford. Wednesday 05/21/2025 - Al-Arab-ankawa.com A suspicious history Statements by former US Ambassador to Syria Robert Ford have preoccupied Syrians on social media, amid widespread controversy and divided opinions and interpretations regarding his talk about how current Syrian President Ahmed al-Sharaa transitioned from extremism to politics and received intensive trai…

By Kamel M. – In an interview with the French newspaper Le Monde, the former US ambassador to Algeria informs us that he has met with Abu Mohamed Al-Joulani several times in Damascus since last January. Robert Ford also welcomed the removal of the Al-Nusra putschist's name from the list of terrorists whose head is under threat from the United States and the US president's meeting with the new Syrian president in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, on the side…

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The New Arab broke the news in London, United Kingdom on Tuesday, May 20, 2025.
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