AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoUS-Syria Ties: The Trump administration has formally started the process to remove Syria from the U.S. State Sponsors of Terrorism list, after Rubio said Damascus gave assurances it won’t support international terrorism—an opening that could reshape sanctions and investment plans. Parliament in Damascus: Syria’s newly elected People’s Assembly convened for the first time, with Ahmed al-Sharaa calling for a “new chapter” and tasking lawmakers with drafting a constitution ahead of future elections. Damascus Bombing Probe: Syria’s Interior Ministry says a recently arrested ISIS-linked cell confessed to the July 7 Damascus bombing, and investigations are continuing to identify everyone involved. ISIS Pressure Beyond Syria: Lebanon says it detained an Islamic State commander from central and southern Syria, days after the Damascus blasts tied to Macron’s visit. Russia’s Footprint: Syrian sources outline a future Russian commercial logistics role in Tartus, including plans to handle Russian cargo through a retained pier. Regional Politics: Arab League chief Nabil Fahmy warned Arab sovereignty is a “red line,” urging dialogue to resolve crises including Syria. Security Anxiety in Afrin: Returnees in Afrin say confiscations, torture, and ongoing fear still shadow life after years of displacement.
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