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𝗔𝗹-𝗦𝗵𝗮𝗿𝗮𝗮: 𝗧𝗵𝗲 𝗪𝗼𝗿𝗹𝗱 𝗙𝗮𝗶𝗹𝗲𝗱 𝗦𝘆𝗿𝗶𝗮 Syrian President Ahmad al-Sharaa said in an interview with 60 Minutes: 📌 We saved the Syrian people from the oppression of a criminal regime and restored hope for refugees and the displaced to return home. 📌 We supported victims of chemical attacks, confronted ISIS,... and expelled Iranian militias and Hezbollah from our land. 📌 These were noble acts that should have been the role of the international community, yet it failed to act. 📌 The world could not free a single prisoner or break a single siege, nor did it deter the regime from using chemical weapons. 📌 We should not be standing accused at the defense table; rather, we should be asking why others stood silent as crimes unfolded. 📌 Anyone opposing the lifting of sanctions is complicit in killing the Syrian people again by blocking reconstruction and recovery.show more

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Qusay Noor

18,053 просмотров • 8 месяцев назад

Syrian Foreign Minister Asaad Al-Shaibani: Russia was a partner to the former regime and it participated in increasing the suffering of the Syrian people. Our approach to Russia is pragmatic and we do not want to face this state. The Russian role in Syria will not be that of the past.

Syrian Foreign Minister Asaad Al-Shaibani: Russia was a partner to the former regime and it participated in increasing the suffering of the Syrian people. Our approach to Russia is pragmatic and we do not want to face this state. The Russian role in Syria will not be that of the past.

Clash Report

71,234 просмотров • 9 месяцев назад

Most important takeaway from Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf’s interview with State TV, “We made progress in the Islamabad negotiations, but the gaps are wide and some fundamental points remain.” MBG covered several topics in what could be described as a message before a turning point, tone was explanatory, less rhetorical, carried both political and strategic messages. Here are points I found interesting: 📌 It is clear that the enemy was defeated, but this is different from saying that we destroyed their army. When the enemy does not achieve its goals, it means it has been defeated 📌The enemy intended to bring counter-revolutionaries into the country from our western and eastern borders to create chaos inside, but it did not succeed and was defeated. 📌All the enemy's effort was to impose their demands on us, and it is important that we assert our rights; therefore, negotiation is a method of struggle here. 📌Securing the nation's rights must be our main goal, and rest assured that there will be no surrender in the diplomatic arena. 📌I emphasize that we have always sought to normalize transit through the Strait of Hormuz and still do; if it has stopped now, it is because the ceasefire was not fully established in Lebanon. 📌If we were negotiating with the US at the time Trump said so, then why were there so many ultimatums? Why were they threatening to strike our infrastructure? 📌 We did not conduct any negotiations until 48 hours before the ceasefire. Trump is a master of lying and psychological warfare. Yesterday he posted 8 tweets, 7 of which were lies. 📌 Our negotiations began on Saturday when we arrived in Pakistan, and before that, only in the last 48 hours of the war leading to the ceasefire, messages were exchanged through Pakistan. 📌Our approach was that our entry into the 10-point negotiation framework would be when the Lebanon ceasefire was established and Iran's frozen assets were released. 📌Basically, our first meeting with Mr. Asim Munir as a mediator lasted 2 hours and 15 minutes in Islamabad, focusing on the Lebanon ceasefire. His first meeting with the Americans was also on this subject. From there, we saw their efforts to pursue the ceasefire begin, and they implemented the ceasefire incompletely. 📌Currently, we also have disagreements on several issues related to the nuclear matter and the Strait of Hormuz. Of course, the essence of negotiation is for understanding, but we have our principles. 📌The Zionist regime and America have constantly had a cycle of war - ceasefire - peace, and this cycle must be broken, and sustainable peace must be established with guarantees that war will not happen again. 📌We have reached conclusions on some issues, but not on others, and other proposals have been made; we are still far from a final discussion. 📌We insist on some issues which are non-negotiable for us, and their number is one or two, and the other side also has similar points. 📌In summary, we made progress in the Islamabad negotiations, but the gaps are wide and some fundamental points remain. 📌We have tried to follow the experiences of past periods and the distrust towards the U.S., and (in case of agreement) our policy will also be step-by-step action; it should not be that we fulfill our commitments but they do not; in case of agreement, we take one step and they must also take one step.

Most important takeaway from Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf’s interview with State TV, “We made progress in the Islamabad negotiations, but the gaps are wide and some fundamental points remain.” MBG covered several topics in what could be described as a message before a turning point, tone was explanatory, less rhetorical, carried both political and strategic messages. Here are points I found interesting: 📌 It is clear that the enemy was defeated, but this is different from saying that we destroyed their army. When the enemy does not achieve its goals, it means it has been defeated 📌The enemy intended to bring counter-revolutionaries into the country from our western and eastern borders to create chaos inside, but it did not succeed and was defeated. 📌All the enemy's effort was to impose their demands on us, and it is important that we assert our rights; therefore, negotiation is a method of struggle here. 📌Securing the nation's rights must be our main goal, and rest assured that there will be no surrender in the diplomatic arena. 📌I emphasize that we have always sought to normalize transit through the Strait of Hormuz and still do; if it has stopped now, it is because the ceasefire was not fully established in Lebanon. 📌If we were negotiating with the US at the time Trump said so, then why were there so many ultimatums? Why were they threatening to strike our infrastructure? 📌 We did not conduct any negotiations until 48 hours before the ceasefire. Trump is a master of lying and psychological warfare. Yesterday he posted 8 tweets, 7 of which were lies. 📌 Our negotiations began on Saturday when we arrived in Pakistan, and before that, only in the last 48 hours of the war leading to the ceasefire, messages were exchanged through Pakistan. 📌Our approach was that our entry into the 10-point negotiation framework would be when the Lebanon ceasefire was established and Iran's frozen assets were released. 📌Basically, our first meeting with Mr. Asim Munir as a mediator lasted 2 hours and 15 minutes in Islamabad, focusing on the Lebanon ceasefire. His first meeting with the Americans was also on this subject. From there, we saw their efforts to pursue the ceasefire begin, and they implemented the ceasefire incompletely. 📌Currently, we also have disagreements on several issues related to the nuclear matter and the Strait of Hormuz. Of course, the essence of negotiation is for understanding, but we have our principles. 📌The Zionist regime and America have constantly had a cycle of war - ceasefire - peace, and this cycle must be broken, and sustainable peace must be established with guarantees that war will not happen again. 📌We have reached conclusions on some issues, but not on others, and other proposals have been made; we are still far from a final discussion. 📌We insist on some issues which are non-negotiable for us, and their number is one or two, and the other side also has similar points. 📌In summary, we made progress in the Islamabad negotiations, but the gaps are wide and some fundamental points remain. 📌We have tried to follow the experiences of past periods and the distrust towards the U.S., and (in case of agreement) our policy will also be step-by-step action; it should not be that we fulfill our commitments but they do not; in case of agreement, we take one step and they must also take one step.

Ali Hashem علي هاشم

160,911 просмотров • 4 месяцев назад

A speech by Ahmed al-Sharaa during his reception of Eid al-Fitr well-wishers at the People's Palace. 📌 “With every occasion we grow stronger and prouder, and there are many issues of public concern at present.” 📌 “There are several important issues currently on the table.” 📌 By 2024, the #GDP had declined to approximately $20 billion. 📌 Among the key issues are regional and international tensions and their impact on the situation in #Syria. 📌 “We inherited Syria while it was going through very difficult circumstances and major challenges.” 📌 In 2010, the #GDP had reached about $60 billion before the decline. 📌 The 2026 state budget amounts to approximately $10.5 billion following significant efforts. 📌 The new budget represents nearly a threefold increase compared to 2025. 📌 One of our priorities is launching a program to end displacement camps and enable families to return. 📌 Efforts are underway to return residents to their villages and towns after years of displacement. 📌 Funds have been allocated to rehabilitate infrastructure in targeted areas. 📌 The focus includes rural Idlib, northern Hama, northern Latakia, rural Aleppo, and Eastern Ghouta. 📌 “Our current policy has helped keep Syria relatively neutral from ongoing conflicts.” 📌 “We maintain balanced relations with neighboring countries regionally and internationally.” 📌 A minimum wage has been set with consideration of poverty levels. 📌 “Our goal is to enable the #Syrian citizen to achieve self-sufficiency and live with dignity and pride.” 📌 “We hope to hold the first session of the People’s Assembly as soon as possible after completing the necessary arrangements.” 📌 The People’s Assembly will develop strategic plans for the coming phase. A speech by Ahmed al-Sharaa during his reception of Eid al-Fitr well-wishers at the People's Palace.

A speech by Ahmed al-Sharaa during his reception of Eid al-Fitr well-wishers at the People's Palace. 📌 “With every occasion we grow stronger and prouder, and there are many issues of public concern at present.” 📌 “There are several important issues currently on the table.” 📌 By 2024, the #GDP had declined to approximately $20 billion. 📌 Among the key issues are regional and international tensions and their impact on the situation in #Syria. 📌 “We inherited Syria while it was going through very difficult circumstances and major challenges.” 📌 In 2010, the #GDP had reached about $60 billion before the decline. 📌 The 2026 state budget amounts to approximately $10.5 billion following significant efforts. 📌 The new budget represents nearly a threefold increase compared to 2025. 📌 One of our priorities is launching a program to end displacement camps and enable families to return. 📌 Efforts are underway to return residents to their villages and towns after years of displacement. 📌 Funds have been allocated to rehabilitate infrastructure in targeted areas. 📌 The focus includes rural Idlib, northern Hama, northern Latakia, rural Aleppo, and Eastern Ghouta. 📌 “Our current policy has helped keep Syria relatively neutral from ongoing conflicts.” 📌 “We maintain balanced relations with neighboring countries regionally and internationally.” 📌 A minimum wage has been set with consideration of poverty levels. 📌 “Our goal is to enable the #Syrian citizen to achieve self-sufficiency and live with dignity and pride.” 📌 “We hope to hold the first session of the People’s Assembly as soon as possible after completing the necessary arrangements.” 📌 The People’s Assembly will develop strategic plans for the coming phase. A speech by Ahmed al-Sharaa during his reception of Eid al-Fitr well-wishers at the People's Palace.

Qusay Noor

33,016 просмотров • 5 месяцев назад

The chairman of the United States House of Representatives’ Foreign Affairs Committee Brian Mast said during a House hearing on Syria: 📌Syria has seen "too many incident" since the collapse of Assad's regime, including violations on minorities. 📌 There are ongoing challenges in Syria, including presence of foreign fighters - "many of them backed by Turkey." 📌 He said the recent attacks on Kurdish forces by Damascus are "unacceptable." 📌The attacks forced US to transfer ISIS prisoners from Syria to Iraq, which is a "serious concern." 📌 He opposed the presence of Russia in Syria. 📌Mast also said that Syrian interim President Ahmed al-Sharaa has told him that he wishes to "liberate" himself from his jihadist past. 📌 "Syria is nowhere close to where they need to be today." 📌He said US is not satisfied with the "progress" Sharaa has made so far and sees some of his actions as "steps backwards." 📌 Mast also said Sharaa has to "do better," adding that he does not have a blank cheque from Washinton.

The chairman of the United States House of Representatives’ Foreign Affairs Committee Brian Mast said during a House hearing on Syria: 📌Syria has seen "too many incident" since the collapse of Assad's regime, including violations on minorities. 📌 There are ongoing challenges in Syria, including presence of foreign fighters - "many of them backed by Turkey." 📌 He said the recent attacks on Kurdish forces by Damascus are "unacceptable." 📌The attacks forced US to transfer ISIS prisoners from Syria to Iraq, which is a "serious concern." 📌 He opposed the presence of Russia in Syria. 📌Mast also said that Syrian interim President Ahmed al-Sharaa has told him that he wishes to "liberate" himself from his jihadist past. 📌 "Syria is nowhere close to where they need to be today." 📌He said US is not satisfied with the "progress" Sharaa has made so far and sees some of his actions as "steps backwards." 📌 Mast also said Sharaa has to "do better," adding that he does not have a blank cheque from Washinton.

Rudaw English

19,625 просмотров • 6 месяцев назад

From Idlib to Davos From HTS shadow figure Zeid Al-Attar to Syrian Foreign Minister Asaad al-Shibani The main points from the new Syrian administration’s first real pitch on the international stage: — Syria is back to its people — Finally we have our freedom — “We will not look at the past, look at the future” — “We promise our people this misery wil not be repeated again.” — Reject the idea of minorities and sectarian divisions imposed on Syrians by Assad regime, the Syrian people are one and everyone will have a place — Role of women guaranteed, see appointment of Maysaa Sabreen as central bank governor — Sanctions must be removed, inherited this from Assad along with all the problems — Models for Syria: Singapore, Saudi Arabia’s Vision 2030, Geneva

From Idlib to Davos From HTS shadow figure Zeid Al-Attar to Syrian Foreign Minister Asaad al-Shibani The main points from the new Syrian administration’s first real pitch on the international stage: — Syria is back to its people — Finally we have our freedom — “We will not look at the past, look at the future” — “We promise our people this misery wil not be repeated again.” — Reject the idea of minorities and sectarian divisions imposed on Syrians by Assad regime, the Syrian people are one and everyone will have a place — Role of women guaranteed, see appointment of Maysaa Sabreen as central bank governor — Sanctions must be removed, inherited this from Assad along with all the problems — Models for Syria: Singapore, Saudi Arabia’s Vision 2030, Geneva

Timour Azhari

123,088 просмотров • 1 год назад

𝗔𝗹-𝗦𝗵𝗮𝗿𝗮𝗮 𝗮𝗱𝗱𝗿𝗲𝘀𝘀𝗲𝘀 𝗰𝗿𝗶𝘁𝗶𝗰𝗶𝘀𝗺 𝗼𝘃𝗲𝗿 𝗔𝗯𝘂 𝗠𝗼𝗵𝗮𝗺𝗺𝗮𝗱 𝗮𝗹-𝗝𝗼𝗹𝗮𝗻𝗶 𝗻𝗮𝗺𝗲 𝗮𝗻𝗱 𝗽𝗮𝘀𝘁 Syrian President Ahmad al-Sharaa, when asked during an interview with Al Jazeera about comparisons to Abu Muhammad al-Jolani and criticism tied to the former name: 📌 This is part of my history. First, I identify with the Golan, and it is not a source of shame for me. It is a part of my story through every stage and circumstance. 📌 I did not become a president overnight; this came after more than 23 years of work, effort, and a series of achievements. 📌 The history I carry is also one of heavy burdens — marked by blood, the sacrifices of many martyrs, and the suffering and cries of many people. 📌 I am not ashamed of my past; on the contrary, I embrace it, take pride in it, and now it became as part of Syria’s heritage.

𝗔𝗹-𝗦𝗵𝗮𝗿𝗮𝗮 𝗮𝗱𝗱𝗿𝗲𝘀𝘀𝗲𝘀 𝗰𝗿𝗶𝘁𝗶𝗰𝗶𝘀𝗺 𝗼𝘃𝗲𝗿 𝗔𝗯𝘂 𝗠𝗼𝗵𝗮𝗺𝗺𝗮𝗱 𝗮𝗹-𝗝𝗼𝗹𝗮𝗻𝗶 𝗻𝗮𝗺𝗲 𝗮𝗻𝗱 𝗽𝗮𝘀𝘁 Syrian President Ahmad al-Sharaa, when asked during an interview with Al Jazeera about comparisons to Abu Muhammad al-Jolani and criticism tied to the former name: 📌 This is part of my history. First, I identify with the Golan, and it is not a source of shame for me. It is a part of my story through every stage and circumstance. 📌 I did not become a president overnight; this came after more than 23 years of work, effort, and a series of achievements. 📌 The history I carry is also one of heavy burdens — marked by blood, the sacrifices of many martyrs, and the suffering and cries of many people. 📌 I am not ashamed of my past; on the contrary, I embrace it, take pride in it, and now it became as part of Syria’s heritage.

Levant24

55,670 просмотров • 20 дней назад