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Wall Street Journal: Trump reshape Syria 's policy and disqualify the demand for the departure of Assad aside

newspaper " The Wall Street Journal , " said the senior US president Donald Trump administration officials, who are doing the restructuring of Washington over Syria 's policy, has officially declared in recent days, that the United States no longer focused on the overthrow of Syrian President Bashar al - Assad as a priority.
The White House issued a Ministry of Foreign Affairs, similar messages confirm that the fate of Assad , however , the Syrian people, and that the United States symbolized in Syria is based on the fight Daesh. This position reinforces what has already been expressed by Trump during the election campaign and adds formalized the shift from Obama 's policy that has changed over the years. Obama has been for several years, calling for the overthrow of Assad immediately, but this approach has been frustrated with the continuation of the Syrian civil war, and the expansion of the role of Russia and the escalation of the war against Daesh. By the end of the second period of Obama, and with the collapse of US diplomatic efforts, his administration recognized that Assad will probably remain in power perhaps during the political transition, but even with that said, if Assad can not be part of a new government in the post - transition in Syria. On the contrary, the newspaper sequence, the Trump administration expressed by senior officials policy has ruled out any judgment on the future role of the lion. After the data released over the past week, Foreign Minister Rex Tillerson and Ambassador of Washington, the United Nations Nikki Haley, a White House spokesman, Sean Spicer said on Friday, The Trump administration policy posed by the political reality. He added Spicer said: "We have lost many opportunities in the previous administration with regard to Assad, and I think that the statements of all who hath cast Ambassador Haley and Foreign Minister Tillerson reflect reality. We need to focus on defeating Daesh now."




Wall Street: Trump 's management is seeking to restructure its policy in the Middle East ,

highlighted "Wall Street Journal" newspaper , the American light on the announcement by US President Donald Trump administration officials officially, that Washington is no longer focused on the overthrow of Syrian President Bashar al - Assad as a priority to resolve the Syrian crisis, believing that this is an indication of Trump 's quest to reshape the management of US policy in the Middle East. The newspaper - in a report posted on its website, on Sunday, the White House and the State Department announced the parallel messages, all of which confirm that the fate of Assad is up in the hands of the Syrian people , and that the US focus in Syria is currently mainly on the fight against the organization "Daesh" terrorist, which reflects the position adopted by President Trump during his campaign and formalize away from Washington , former President Barack Obama 's policy. The paper said: "The former President Barack Obama, called for years to the need to step down al - Assad from power immediately, but this approach helplessness frustration with the continuation of the Syrian civil war, and the expansion of the role of Russia and the intensification of the war against Daesh, and by the end of Obama 's second term, and with the faltering US diplomatic efforts , his administration acknowledged that al - Assad will probably remain in power, and perhaps this happens through a political transition. but even then, the Obama administration has returned, to say that Assad can not be part of the new government manages Syria after the shift. " In contrast, the management of Trump, expressed by senior officials, ruled out the announcement of any provision on the future role of the lion in his country. In the wake of statements made by Foreign Minister Rex Tillerson last week, next to the US commissioner 's statements, the United Nations Nikki Haley, White House spokesman Sean Spicer came out says, the day before yesterday, President Trump 's management policy was formed through the "political reality" of events ongoing.


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