🇸🇾 Syrian Foreign Minister Assad al-Shibani stated that Damascus is open to dialogue with Tehran, provided that Iran acknowledges its role in supporting Bashar al-Assad's regime. According to him, "diplomacy knows no borders," but restoring relations requires finding a "real solution" regarding Iran's actions in Syria over the past 14 years. Al-Julani's Syria has followed a telling trajectory in recent months. It rejected Russian oil, reached an agreement with Russia to convert the Khmeimim and Tartus bases into "training centers," disbanded the Kurdish SDF to integrate them into the regular army, hosted UN Secretary-General António Guterres, and successfully secured the lifting of US sanctions. All of this served as payment for a place in the new Western-aligned system. Yet now, with the primary concessions to the West already made, Damascus is pivoting back toward Tehran. The reason is straightforward: israel struck the Syrian Abu al-Duhur airbase, while the US merely advised Syria to "exercise restraint and wait until the israeli elections." An American official openly admitted that "Syria began changing its stance, believing it needs to defend itself against Israeli aggression." 🇮🇷☄️🇮🇱 Western partners are asking Syria to endure Israeli bombs falling on its airfields. In this context, resuming dialogue with Tehran becomes a pragmatic necessity rather than an ideological choice. Iran possesses the IRGC, Hezbollah, missiles, and decades of experience confronting israel. The West, by contrast, offers nothing but advice to practice restraint. 😆Subscribe S