Trump’s envoy to Syria declares end of Western intervention era
According to webangah News Agency, Tom Barrack, the U.S. government’s representative in Syria, stated in an interview on Sunday: “The era of Western intervention has ended, and the future depends on regional solutions and partnerships grounded in mutual respect.”
The U.S. envoy emphasized that the West imposed arbitrary borders drawn with ink (on paper),dividing Syria and the region through colonial-era agreements like Sykes-Picot. He acknowledged that this Western-imposed division came at the cost of generations of suffering, vowing: “We will not repeat this mistake.”
Barrack added: “Syria’s tragedy stemmed from division—it’s rebirth must come from dignity, unity, and investment in its people! A new Syria begins with truth, accountability, and cooperation with the region. We stand alongside Turkey, gulf states, and Europe.” He claimed that “the fall of Assad opened doors to peace,” asserting that lifting sanctions had unlocked opportunities for Syrians.
The American official’s admission about deadly Western interventions—and his crocodile tears for Syria—comes only after Hay’at Tahrir al-Sham terrorists gained influence there. Meanwhile,Syrians have endured years of crippling sanctions imposed by the Western-Hebrew axis against Damascus.
