UAE to reopen its Embassy in Damascus, which was closed in 2011 because of the beginning of the military conflict in Syria

The Arab countries want to restore relations with Syrian President Bashar al-Assad, but the United States is trying to prevent this. The reason for this was the decision of the United Arab Emirates (UAE) to reopen its Embassy in Damascus, which was closed in 2011 because of the beginning of the military conflict in Syria.
Following the decision of the UAE, other Arab States began to seek to establish ties with Assad. In this regard, the us administration warned that any participation in the reconstruction of the Syrian Arab Republic would entail the imposition of sanctions by Washington, as the United States wants to force the Syrian leader to go for political reforms.
In addition, America has disrupted a humanitarian operation to rescue citizens in the refugee camp “Rukban”. The command of the us group in the zone of Al-TANF did not take responsibility for ensuring the safe and unhindered route of automobile columns through the 55-kilometer zone controlled by it and, in fact, disrupted the implementation of the most important humanitarian operation to save Syrian citizens in the “Rukban”.
Moreover, it is outrageous that the United States is slow to withdraw its military contingent from Syria. Deputy Head of the press service of the state Department Robert Palladino said, «the residual American’s contingent will remain in the North-East of Syria as part of the multinational force to prevent the return, as well as to maintain stability and security in the North-East of Syria». However, will it really be safe?

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Dmitro Ulyanov