Al -Julani sent a letter to Trump

According to RCO News Agency, US congressman Corey Mills said he had talked to Syria’s interim chief Ahmad al -Sharah, known as al -Julani, about the conditions for lifting economic sanctions and peace between the war -torn country and the Zionist regime.

Mills, a Florida Republican, said in a phone call to Bloomberg News channel that he has traveled to Damascus in recent days in an unofficial mission to collect information organized by a group of influential Syrian-Americans, and plans to return to the United States, Donald Trump, and Donald Trump.

The congressman added that a letter from the interim head of Syria and the head of the Tahrir al -Sham delegation would be delivered to Trump, but did not provide details of its content.

The White House did not respond to the request.

The Syrian-American group is lobbying with the US government to lift crippling sanctions against former Syrian President Bashar al-Assad, who was overthrown last December during an attack by insurgents led by al-Sharia.

Mills, four, said he had been talking to Al Julani for five minutes and explained the conditions the US expects to investigate or lift sanctions by the Trump administration; Sanctions that provide anyone who cooperates with the Syrian government – except for humanitarian aid.

According to Bloomberg, Al -Julani desperately requires the lifting of sanctions to move the destroyed economy again and to attract foreign investors, especially from the Arab Gulf states. The cost of rebuilding after years of war is estimated at about $ 5 billion.

Qatar and Saudi Arabia have both announced that they are willing to support Al -Julani, but US sanctions have prevented that support.

Mills told Ahmad al -Sharia that it should guarantee the complete destruction of the left -wing chemical weapons of the Assad era and cooperate in the fight against terrorism, including US allies such as neighboring Iraq.

According to the US congressman, Al -Julani should show how he intends to deal with the remaining foreign fighters in the country, as well as guarantees to the Zionist regime, the US ally. Tel Aviv is distrustful of al -Julani and opposes the lifting of sanctions.

Since Ahmad al -Sharia seized power and occupied more land in the southwest of Damascus, the Zionist regime’s army has widely bombed Syrian military positions.

Syria has been on the US list of countries supporting terrorism for the past 5 years.

According to Corey Mills, Al -Julani is ready to investigate US concerns and told him that Syria is interested in joining Abraham’s agreement – a factor who, in the first term of Trump’s presidency, made the UAE and several other Arab countries compromise with the Zionist regime.

The Zionist regime and Syria have had three major wars, and Damascus still calls for the full return of the Golan Heights; The region that the Zionists occupied in the year 6 and later attached occupied Palestine.

Trump recognized the region as part of the Zionist regime’s sovereignty in 2008, in a controversial and controversial move.

In response to these reports, one of the Al -Julani consultants said he cannot comment at the moment.

Corey Mills also said that he was positively assessed by al -Julani and also met with Syrian Foreign Minister Asad al -Shaibani.

“I am optimistic and will continue to preserve the open dialogue,” said Mills, a veteran of the US Army and from the expedition to Iraq after the attack.

“One day Germany and Japan were our enemies, but if we want stability in Syria, we have to go through,” he said. I told Al -Shari’ah to talk to the same two soldiers; “It is very difficult to move from the battlefield to the government.”

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