The Ongoing Defeat in Syria: Biden, Iran, Russia, and the Legacy of Assad
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The Arab League has welcomed back Syrian President Bashar al-Assad, marking a significant blow to President Joe Biden's Syria policy. The Syrian government has called on the US to end its military presence and sanctions targeting the country. The US has expressed staunch opposition to any lifting of sanctions or normalization of relations with Assad, citing a lengthy record of alleged human rights abuses. The Pentagon-backed Syrian Democratic Forces have fallen short of condemning these regional developments concerning Assad. The Syrian government is willing to work with any country that opposes unauthorized military and economic intervention.
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