01.07.2025 01:11
U.S. President Donald Trump signed a presidential decree lifting sanctions on Syria. In a statement regarding the development, it was emphasized that the aim is to support Syria's stability and peace.
The President of the United States, Donald Trump, signed a presidential decree that ends the sanctions against Syria. A statement from the White House emphasized the aim of supporting Syria's stability and peace.
The U.S. has officially lifted sanctions against Syria. A statement on the White House's website indicated that the U.S. has lifted its sanctions against Syria.
TRUMP SIGNED THE DECREE
The statement said, "President Donald Trump signed a historic presidential decree today to end the sanctions program against Syria in support of the country's path to stability and peace."
The statement also noted that sanctions against the deposed regime leader Bashar al-Assad and his supporters, human rights violators, drug traffickers, individuals linked to chemical weapons activities, ISIS and affiliated organizations, as well as Iran's proxies, will continue.
"PRESIDENT TRUMP WANTS SYRIA TO SUCCEED"
The statement indicated that Trump is determined to support a stable, united Syria that is at peace with itself and its neighbors, stating, "President Trump wants Syria to succeed, but not at the expense of U.S. interests."
The statement called on the Syrian government to take concrete steps towards normalizing relations with Israel, and also requested that the government effectively address foreign terrorists, support U.S. efforts to prevent the resurgence of the terrorist organization ISIS, and take responsibility for the ISIS detention centers in northeastern Syria.