There Are Positive Developments on the Ground in Syria, but for America It’s Sanctions and Suffering as Usual

In an article published at the beginning of this month by the Global Research, the Canadian independent journalist and activist Eva Bartlett said that while the Biden administration recently changed talking heads in a Syria-related diplomatic position, little else has altered regarding America’s position on the country.
 
Sanctions against the Syrian people have continued under Biden, and at least 900 US troops continue to illegally occupy Syria.
 
Same old, same old for Syrians, who have endured 10 years of foreign war and terrorism against their country, as well as ten years of some of the most obnoxious lies and war propaganda.
 
In their September 13 meeting in Moscow, Presidents Assad and Putin made clear that while Syria continues to work towards restoring stability, doing so has been hampered by the presence of foreign troops not invited by the Syrian government and not under a mandate of the UN.
 
While speaking diplomatically, it is clear they meant the US and Turkish troops occupying areas of Syria, which – along with the proxy forces they support – bring the opposite of peace to Syrians.
 
However, type ‘Syria’ into your search engine of choice and you will still come across screaming headlines of inexplicable “violence” in Syria, and stories stating that Syria is “not safe” for the return of refugees. Many of these recent claims emanate from a recent update from the UN Commission of Inquiry on Syria.
 
Read the full article : 
https://www.globalresearch.ca/positive-developments-ground-syria-america-sanctions-suffering-usual/5757400
 
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