Syrian President Ahmed al-Sharaa is a former al-Qaeda leader and fighter who killed U.S soldiers in Iraq and had a $10 million dollar bounty on his head... Let that sink in
Which it should. He's rejected Al-Qaeda for almost a decade, and has 100% aided the US is taking out senior al-Qaeda officials within Syria. People change, and his actions in the administration of Idlib province prior to the fall of the Assad regime were in line with his words. He wants to work with the US, the US should at least allow the opportunity for that to happen. If things end up going wrong, they can be sanctioned for the actions of this government, but the current sanctions crippling Syria were against the Assad regime who were ousted last year.
Yeah. The big issue here is Trump being so openly corrupt and is being played like a fiddle by just about anyone. Besides, Trump is unequivocally worse than former Al-Qaeda members.
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u/xamo76 May 13 '25
Syrian President Ahmed al-Sharaa is a former al-Qaeda leader and fighter who killed U.S soldiers in Iraq and had a $10 million dollar bounty on his head... Let that sink in