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Syria· ŞūrānSyrian President's Statements on Regional Cooperation and ISIS Threat
Syrian President Ahmad al-Shar'a discusses Syria and Iraq's independence, regional cooperation for crises, and the persistent threat of ISIS.
Background
Syria and Iraq have faced prolonged instability, including the rise of ISIS and ongoing regional conflicts. Both nations are working to rebuild and assert their sovereignty amidst complex geopolitical dynamics and the persistent threat of extremist groups. Regional cooperation is seen as crucial for addressing shared challenges.
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Syrian President Discusses Iraq Intervention and Regional Solidarity
First report 56m agoLast update 35m agoAl-Shaara felt compelled by solidarity to confront the US occupation in Iraq, acting independently.
The current political climate presents an opportunity for Iraq and Syria to address past conflicts and coups.
Syrian President Discusses Regional Stability and Past Conflicts
First report 1h agoLast update 53m agoSyrian President al-Shaara believes the region needs an honest reckoning with its past, including coups and sectarian conflicts, to move forward.
Al-Shaara expresses solidarity with Iraq and a willingness to confront the American occupier, driven by a sense of duty.
Syrian President's Statements on Regional Cooperation and Development
First report 6h agoLast update 1h agoBelieves Syria and Iraq possess significant capabilities to be independent decision-making nations and calls for cooperation to overcome regional crises and restore their strength.
Assesses that the threat from ISIS has gradually diminished but still remains a security concern, emphasizing the difference between a fighter and a killer.
States a commitment to principles in military confrontations, asserting never to attack civilians or unarmed persons.
Syria's International Relations and Regional Influence
First report 5h agoLast update 5h agoWarns against succumbing to manufactured conflicts that serve Israel's interests, emphasizing the importance of avoiding hostility with neighboring countries.
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