US President Donald Trump announced plans to lift sanctions on Syria, leading to widespread celebrations in Damascus. This policy shift, intended to support Syria’s reconstruction and promote stability, comes ahead of Trump’s meeting with interim President Ahmed al-Sharaa in Saudi Arabia, following requests from regional leaders. Despite the lifting of sanctions, concerns remain regarding the treatment of minority communities and the ongoing violence in the country, highlighting the complexities of Syria’s political landscape as it seeks recovery from years of civil war.
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Trump revokes US sanctions on Syria
Donald Trump has signed an executive order to lift US sanctions against Syria to support its "path to stability and peace," while still maintaining sanctions on Bashar al-Assad and his associates. The move aims to aid economic recovery and monitor the new government's actions, including its handling of terrorist groups and ties with Israel, amid ongoing violence and fears among minority communities. Explain It To Me Like I'm 5: Donald Trump has decided to stop...
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