US Informs Congress of Plans to Reopen Embassy in Damascus
The United States government has notified its Congress of plans to reopen its embassy in Damascus, according to a leaked document. While the notification did not provide specific details or a timeline, it signals a potential shift in diplomatic engagement in Syria.
According to the International Desk of Webangah News Agency, the U.S. government has informed Congress of its intention to begin planning for the reopening of its embassy in Damascus. This disclosure, based on a document obtained by The Associated Press and reported by Al Jazeera, indicates a potential recalibration of American diplomatic presence in the Syrian capital.
The leaked document, however, does not offer further specifics regarding the details of this initiative or a defined timeline for its execution. This news emerges in the wake of past statements by Donald Trump, who had previously commended Abu Mohammad al-Joulani, the leader of the group known as “Jaysh al-Fatah” in Syria, describing him as a decisive and positive figure.
© Webangah News, Mehr News Agency, Associated Press, Al Jazeera
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