
The Foreign Media Department of the Syrian Ministry of Information declared that the claims that the Syrian administration could join the war in Yemen are lies and emphasized that Syria's regional policy focuses on stability, peace and cooperation.
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The Syrian administration made an official statement against the claims that it could join the war in Yemen and stated that these claims were lies. In the statement, it was emphasized that Syria's regional policy focuses on stability, peace and cooperation.
A written statement was made from the official X account of the Foreign Media Department of the Syrian Ministry of Information regarding the news that claimed that the Damascus administration could join the "war in Yemen".
In the statement, it was stated that the attitude of the Damascus administration under the control of HTS regarding the developments in Yemen is to "resolutely stand by Saudi Arabia in the face of threats to its security and stability."
In the statement, which denied the news that claimed that Syria could join the war in Yemen, it was stated that "Syria's regional policy focuses on stability, peace and cooperation, not on opening new fronts."
Saudi Arabia-based Asharq News television claimed that Syria could join the "war in Yemen".
It was reminded that Syrian President Ahmet Shara visited Saudi Arabia today, and it was claimed that the Damascus administration, which has not yet made a final decision, is evaluating this possibility.
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
Cooperation between Syria and Saudi Arabia on security and defense issues can be increased.
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