Syria’s Deal Reflects Balancing Act Between Russia and the U.S. After Assad’s Ouster
A new agreement underscores Syria’s effort to balance relations with Russia, the United States, and regional powers following the 2024 removal of Bashar al-Assad.
A reported deal highlights the diplomatic tightrope Damascus is walking after Bashar al-Assad’s ouster in 2024. Under President Ahmed al-Sharaa, Syria is seeking greater control over its territory while preserving long-standing ties with Moscow.
The arrangement comes as the new leadership attempts to manage relationships with both Russia and Western powers, along with key regional players. It signals a pragmatic shift in Syria’s foreign policy as the country navigates a post-Assad landscape.
No specific details about the deal were immediately provided.
Source: First Squawk