US EditionU.S. Envoys Focused on Syria Ousted Amid Pro-Damascus Shift, Sources Say
U.S. diplomats were removed amid a policy shift to integrate Kurdish forces into Syria's national security, supporting a unified state under President Ahmed al-Sharaa, officials said.
- Some senior U.S. diplomats were removed from their roles at the Syria Regional Platform amid a policy shift toward a unified Syrian state under President Ahmed al-Sharaa, according to sources familiar with the matter.
- Tom Barrack, the U.S. special envoy for Syria, is leading a policy shift to support a unified Syrian state under President Ahmed al-Sharaa.
- Some leaders of the Syrian Democratic Forces have resisted U.S. pressure to integrate into national security forces due to ongoing violence and a desire for autonomy.
- The State Department did not comment on the removals, stating that core staff continue operations from various locations.
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News24 | Senior US diplomats focused on Syria suddenly fired, amid regional policy shift
Some of the most senior US diplomats focused on Syria have been abruptly let go from their posts in recent days, according to five people familiar with the matter, a shake-up that comes as Washington seeks to integrate its Syrian Kurdish allies with the central administration in Damascus.
U.S. Diplomats on Syria Dismissed Amid Pro-Damascus Policy Shift
Recently, several senior U. S. diplomats focused on Syria have been removed from their positions. This change comes as the U. S. aims to blend its Kurdish allies in Syria with the central government led by President Ahmed al-Sharaa. The diplomats worked at the Syria Regional Platform (SRP), which operates remotely from Istanbul and reports […] The post U.S. Diplomats on Syria Dismissed Amid Pro-Damascus Policy Shift appeared first on Modern Dipl…
U.S. diplomats on Syria abruptly let go amid pro-Damascus policy push, sources say
Some of the most senior U.S. diplomats focused on Syria have been abruptly let go from their posts in recent days, according to five people familiar with the matter, a shake-up that comes as Washington seeks to integrate its Syrian Kurdish allies with the central administration in Damascus.
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