On December 8, 2025, the United States announced the repeal of the Caesar Act on the first anniversary of the Syrian revolution. This decision was described as decisive and irrevocable, with no conditions attached to the repeal.
The Caesar Act, which was implemented to impose sanctions on the Syrian government, has been a significant aspect of U.S. foreign policy regarding Syria. The repeal marks a notable shift in the U.S. stance towards the ongoing conflict in the region.
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This repeal comes amid ongoing discussions about various geopolitical issues, including ceasefire negotiations in other regions. For more on this topic, refer to previous reports on the situation in Gaza.
