07.12.2024 19:30
Donald Trump, who has been elected as the President of the United States and will take office on January 20, spoke for the first time about the developments in Syria. In his statement, Trump said, "Syria is a mess, this is not our fight, and the U.S. should have nothing to do with it."
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Donald Trump, the elected president of the United States, stated regarding the advance of armed groups led by HTS in Syria, "Syria is a mess, this is not our war, and the United States should have nothing to do with it."
"THEY ARE PREPARING FOR A MAJOR MOVE TO OVERTHROW ASSAD"
Trump spoke for the first time about developments in Syria. In a statement on his Truth Social account, Trump said, "Opposition fighters in Syria have completely taken over many cities with an unprecedented move, a highly coordinated attack, and they are now preparing for a major move to overthrow Assad in the outer neighborhoods of Damascus."
"THIS IS WHERE THE APOCALYPSE BEGAN WITH RUSSIA'S INTERVENTION"
Trump also stated, "Russia, being very tied to Ukraine and having lost over 600,000 soldiers there, seems unable to stop this real march in Syria that it has maintained for years. This is where former President Obama's commitment to protect the 'RED LINE IN THE DESERT' failed, and the apocalypse began with Russia's intervention. But now they too, possibly like Assad himself, are being forced to withdraw, and this may actually be the best thing that could happen to them. Russia has had little interest in Syria other than making Obama look foolish," he wrote.
"LET'S NOT INTERVENE"
Trump concluded his statement with, "In any case, Syria is a mess, but it is not our friend, and what is happening in Syria has nothing to do with America. This is not our war. Let's leave events to unfold on their own. Let's not intervene."
DEVELOPMENTS IN SYRIA
Armed groups opposing Assad, led by HTS, have quickly pushed back Assad's forces; they have taken over many cities such as Aleppo, Hama, and Daraa. The groups have set their sights on Damascus, and the advance towards Damascus continues.
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