18.01.2026 20:50
The U.S. Special Representative for Syria, Barrack, stated in a statement regarding the agreement reached between the Damascus administration and the Kurds that a challenging implementation process with political and security dimensions has begun with the agreement. Barrack expressed that they welcomed the confirmation that the Kurds are an inseparable part of Syria and emphasized that Washington's support for the integration process will continue.
The U.S. Ambassador to Ankara and Special Representative for Syria, Tom Barrack, made evaluations regarding the agreement reached between the Damascus administration and the Kurds. Reminding that President Shara confirmed that the Kurds are an inseparable part of Syria, Barrack emphasized that the integration process has entered a new and challenging phase.
U.S. Special Representative for Syria Thomas Barrack made a statement on his X account regarding the agreement reached between Damascus and the Kurds.
"KURDS ARE AN INSEPARABLE PART OF SYRIA"
Barrack pointed out that the message from Syrian President Shara in this regard is significant, stating that the U.S. supports Syria's integration in a manner consistent with the Global Coalition, which has historically been a partner in the fight against ISIS, while progress is being made in the fight against terrorism.
CRITICAL PERIOD FOR THE INTEGRATION PROCESS
Barrack noted that the process to clarify the details of the comprehensive integration agreement has now begun, stating that this requires a challenging technical and political effort. He emphasized that the U.S. will continue to provide steadfast support at every stage of the process.
U.S.: WE WILL PROTECT OUR NATIONAL INTERESTS
Highlighting Washington's priorities in this process, Barrack stated that completely defeating the remnants of ISIS and advancing President Donald Trump's Middle East Peace Plan are among the vital national security interests for the U.S.
EMPHASIS ON "UNITED AND INCLUSIVE SYRIA"
Barrack expressed that the U.S. is encouraged by the efforts against the ISIS threat, noting that the long-term Kurdish partners aim to be fully integrated into a united and inclusive Syria that protects the rights and interests of all its citizens.
The statement emphasized that bringing together different areas of interest under a single integrated path would facilitate achieving common goals such as reconciliation and national unity. Barrack stated that this process is critical for lasting stability in Syria.