They were given a skeleton of a Dead guy from 60 years ago. Other than that, nothing else was agreed to, other than the 1974 ceasefire agreement. There is no Normalization
So far no normalization has taken place, but most sanctions have been removed at the presidential level, there are still sanctions at the congressional level but lets see how that goes, the EU said it will remove its sanctions.
What Syria wanted has largely begun to happen, #1 Sanctions are removed #2 US troops look like they are leaving. Many in the Biden White House and neocons wanted to use those elements as leverage in negotiations with Syria, but Trump on his middle east trip to Saudi unilaterally announced it, to everyone's surprise, including his own advisors, as the lobbying of the Saudis, Qatar and Turkey, possibly as a favor to Saudi and Qatar(the zionists here in the US have been going crazy over Qatar gifting Trump a personal plane for 400 million that will be transferred to Trump after his Term ends). The Israelis were not happy with how it happened, and will likely try to slow it down in congress, but via the Administration and the EU, there seems to be a greenlight.
The money to rebuild Syria will primarily come from Saudi Arabia, not the West, but what was needed was for Saudi and others to not be penalized for putting money in Syria. And the money has started pouring in there was a 7 billion dollar Qatar/Turkish investment into the electricity grid. There will be a gas pipeline to Turkey from Hama, via the extension of the existing Arab Gas Pipeline. And there will be a Qatari/Saudi pipeline that connects to Jordan, to supply the gas to Syria and then Turkey, which will then go to Europe.
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Yes, and nothing can be done about it currently, btw, that mountain they took the Lebanese side of that mountain as well, but that element is not being reported on as much.
If when the time comes, the physical corridor to enter Syria is present, is my point. The Syrian govt is not inviting them to come and come to southern syria to fight Israel. In saying the capacity if ever needed, exists.
Its not going to happen overnight, and won't happen before other issues are dealt with, namely the PKK.
1/3 of Syria is still not under the control of Damascus, that yellow part needs to be removed and turned green.
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And I shared with you the guy who was in charge of the IRGC operations in Syria. Lets be frank here, Pezeshkian is not the one that determines policy on Syria. The IRGC and Rahbar do, so vague statements from Pezeshkian and his foreign minister don't hold the same weight as the IRGC and Rahbar who made far more explicit statements.
Yes, but they are not in charge, the people incharge of these matters are Ahmad Al Sharaa and Asaad al-Shaibani. This is apples and oranges, Rahbar and the IRGC are not below Pezeshkian but above him. You know this, and I know this.
You are right that Hezbollah has bigger problems, and yet, they don't seem to cut off and disassociate, that Captagon trade was also quite lucrative for Hezbollah, I don't see them giving that up either easily.
Someone is smuggling things from Lebanon into Syria, those Captagon and IEDs are not magically appearing.
Mr. President Ahmed El -Shara
Syrian Foreign Minister Asaad Al -Shaibani:
The power of partnership with the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia lies in mutual interests and mutual respect
