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The U.S. pledges to aid Syria in rebuilding and transitioning to democracy, while keeping a close watch on potential risks posed by extremist groups
In a significant moment for both Syria and international relations, U.S. President Joe Biden has vowed that the United States will stand by Syria as the country embarks on the complex process of rebuilding after the fall of Bashar al-Assad’s long-standing regime. Speaking from the White House, Biden declared that the brutal authoritarian rule, which spanned over five decades and was marked by more than a decade of civil war, had finally come to an end as rebel forces pushed Assad out of power.
Biden’s remarks acknowledged the immense suffering endured by the Syrian people under Assad, a regime responsible for widespread violence, repression, and the deaths of hundreds of thousands of civilians. “This is an historic moment for the Syrian people who have long been waiting for justice. The fall of Assad opens the door to a future that can finally reflect the dignity and aspirations of Syria’s citizens,” Biden said.
However, he also sounded a note of caution, emphasizing the challenges that lie ahead. “This is a period of both opportunity and uncertainty for Syria,” Biden noted, stressing that while the collapse of Assad’s regime brings hope for a brighter future, the situation remains delicate. The U.S., he explained, will actively engage with all Syrian groups, working within the framework of the United Nations, to ensure a peaceful and stable transition to a new government based on democratic principles and the rule of law.
The president also highlighted the risks posed by extremist elements, warning that groups like ISIS could attempt to exploit the power vacuum created by Assad’s departure. “We are fully aware that terrorists may try to use this moment to regroup, but we will not allow it,” Biden stated firmly. He revealed that U.S. forces had already launched airstrikes targeting ISIS positions in Syria, as part of ongoing efforts to prevent the resurgence of the terror group.
While Biden acknowledged that some of the rebel groups now in control of parts of Syria have a problematic past, including involvement in terrorist activities, he expressed cautious optimism. “We will judge them not just by their words but by their actions,” he said, adding that the U.S. will continue to monitor developments closely.
In a poignant part of his speech, Biden also mentioned Austin Tice, the American journalist who has been missing in Syria for 12 years. “We believe he is still alive, and we are committed to bringing him home to his family,” Biden said, reaffirming the U.S.’s determination to resolve the long-standing case.
As Syria moves into this new chapter, Biden made clear that the U.S. is committed to supporting the country’s efforts to rebuild and to ensure that the transition leads to a free, independent, and sovereign Syria. “We are here to help,” Biden concluded, offering both hope and a message of vigilance as the world watches what comes next for the war-torn nation.
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