Syria's Voting Rights Reinstated at Global Chemical Weapons Watchdog

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The OPCW reinstated Syria's voting rights after Damascus engaged constructively and agreed to destroy hidden toxic munitions.
This follows the US removing Syria from terror sponsor lists and marks a new era under President Ahmad al-Sharaa.

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The OPCW reinstated Syria's voting rights after Damascus engaged constructively and agreed to destroy hidden toxic munitions. This follows the US removing Syria from terror sponsor lists and marks a new era under President Ahmad al-Sharaa.

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