A US State Department diplomatic source has confirmed that the Biden administration will announce the formation of a special team on Syria at the State Department in mid-May.
Since Biden’s presidency, the Syrian issue has not been at the top of the US government’s priorities, especially since it has delayed forming a team to pursue Syria, and interestingly, Biden did not address the Syrian issue at all in his first foreign policy speech. This does not mean that the Biden administration does not pay attention to the Syrian case, but rather delays in dealing with it, and is considering options, including continuing the Trump administration’s approach, which was based on intensifying political and economic pressure, and considering foreign requests. The withdrawal of American troops from Syria, as well as the adoption of a different and new approach.
At first, Biden’s policy was not clear, and it must be said that dealing with the Syrian issue is not easy for the United States at all. The Biden administration has therefore appointed Amy Katrona as acting US special envoy for Syria, and its State Department has announced a legal review of Syria; A law that serves as a rebuke to Syria and to intensify political and economic pressures against Damascus. This shows that the Biden government will continue the approach of economic terrorism with titles such as participation in the process of political settlement of the Syrian crisis.
The United States, which mobilized countries around the world to overthrow the regime in Damascus, failed to realize its dream of destroying Syria, and its justifications for staying in the country were revealed and it became clear to everyone that the ultimate goal of the US military occupation was to achieve Syria. It is in the interests of the Zionist regime. The Damascus resistance, which has thwarted Western efforts to overthrow it, could thwart any subsequent plans and scenarios.
Therefore, the Biden government, which is struggling with great weakness and confusion due to internal and economic crises, as well as its relations with China and Russia, must evaluate its policies on Syria. Syria, which has resisted war on terror and economic terrorism for a decade, including the “Caesar Law,” can counteract Washington and its allies and their terrorist policies with the support of the resistance.
