The United States has removed Syria from its list of state sponsors of terrorism, marking a significant change in Washington’s policy toward Damascus. The decision could ease diplomatic engagement, affect sanctions, and create new opportunities for humanitarian and economic cooperation. Officials say the move reflects changing conditions and broader efforts to reshape regional relations. Critics may question whether Syria has met the requirements for removal, while supporters argue the decision could encourage stability and political progress. Further details about implementation are expected.
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