According to a Reuters report, Syria informed the US that it will agree to significantly reduce its oil imports from Russia. The report signals a potential shift in Damascus's economic alignment as it seeks to normalize ties with the West.
According to a Reuters report, Syria has informed the US that it will agree to significantly reduce its oil imports from Russia. The report, citing unnamed sources, indicates a potential shift in Damascus's economic policy as the new Syrian leadership under Ahmad al-Shara seeks to normalize relations with the West. The move comes amid ongoing US efforts to isolate Russia economically and to encourage Syria to distance itself from the Iranian axis. The exact timeline and extent of the reduction are not specified in the report. The Zioneer has not independently verified this report.
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